You have a server named Server1 that runs Windows Server and has the DHCP Server role installed.
You have three Windows client devices named Computer1, Computer2, and Computer3.
You run the Get-DhcpServerv4Reservation cmdlet and receive the following output.
IPAddress ScopeID HostName AddressState ----------- ------------ ----------- -------------- 10.0.25.15 10.0.25.0 computer1.contoso.com ActiveReservation 10.0.25.17 10.0.25.0 computer2.contoso.com ActiveReservation 10.0.25.18 10.0.25.0 computer3.contoso.com Active
You decommission Computer1.
You need to ensure that Computer3 is assigned the 10.0.25.15 IP address.
Which two actions achieve the goal? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.
- Delete the reservation for Computer1. Create a new reservation for the 10.0.25.15 IP address.
- Delete the reservation for Computer1. From Computer3, run the ipconfig /renew command.
- From the reservation for Computer1, change the IP address to 10.0.25.18.
- From the reservation for Computer1, change the name to Computer3 and update the MAC address to match the MAC address of Computer3.
- Delete the reservation for Computer1. Create a new reservation for the 10.0.25.15 IP address.
- From the reservation for Computer1, change the name to Computer3 and update the MAC address to match the MAC address of Computer3.
- Correct – This replaces the DHCP reservation from Computer1 with a new reservation for Computer3.
- Incorrect – Deleting the reservation for Computer1 and then from Computer3, running the
ipconfig /renewcommand does not meet the requirement to keep the IP address of 10.0.25.15. - Incorrect – Changing the IP address to 10.0.25.18 for Computer1 reservation does not meet the requirement to keep the IP address of 10.0.25.15.
- Correct – Changing the reservation from Computer1 with the new details about Computer3 will achieve the goal.