Definition
A legacy DHCPv4 availability design in which two independent servers each own a non-overlapping portion of a subnet's address range, often in an 80/20 ratio. DHCP failover is generally preferred when supported.
A legacy DHCPv4 availability design in which two independent servers each own a non-overlapping portion of a subnet's address range, often in an 80/20 ratio. DHCP failover is generally preferred when supported.