Definition
A protocol or product feature that allows two DHCP servers to coordinate lease ownership and continue service after a partner failure. DHCPv4 failover behavior and DHCPv6 failover use different standards and implementations.
A protocol or product feature that allows two DHCP servers to coordinate lease ownership and continue service after a partner failure. DHCPv4 failover behavior and DHCPv6 failover use different standards and implementations.