Definition
Identification or classification of a client device based on the DHCP options it requests, sends, or orders. Fingerprints can support inventory, policy, NAC, and anomaly detection, but are not a strong identity mechanism.
Definition, context, related terminology, and source references for DHCP fingerprinting.
Identification or classification of a client device based on the DHCP options it requests, sends, or orders. Fingerprints can support inventory, policy, NAC, and anomaly detection, but are not a strong identity mechanism.