Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure (AZ-800) Practice

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What is the role of class level options in DHCP configuration?

They override both scope and server options.
They are applied universally across all clients.
They define options specifically for a single client.
They are used for assigning gateways.

The correct answer is: They override both scope and server options.

Class level options in DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) configuration play a critical role in tailoring DHCP settings to meet specific needs. They are utilized to apply settings that can override both the scope options, which apply to a group of addresses within a specific range, and the server options, which are applicable to all clients serviced by the DHCP server. This mechanism allows for a higher degree of customization and control in environments with diverse client requirements. For example, if a DHCP server is providing IP addresses to various devices needing different configurations, class level options can be used to specify unique settings for particular types of clients. This capability helps ensure that the specific needs of clients, such as VoIP phones or printers, are met without affecting the configuration of other devices on the network. The other choices present options that either misrepresent the scope of class level options or their functionality. They do not correctly align with how class level options are intended to work within DHCP configuration.