DNS and DHCP DNS and DHCP are two independently developed but practically interdependent solutions to two separate problems that developed as networks evolved. Both problems were aspects of scalability: small networks can be managed manually, but as a network grows in scale, manageability rapidly diminishes without help. Providing some operational help is the whole point of both DNS and DHCP: help in locating other computers and other devices, and help in knowing the identity of a given device on the network, as well as in changing that identity if the network evolves or the host moves. Become a ZONE Subscriber and gain access to all Study Guides Author: Annlee Hines Technical Level: CCIE™ Date of Issue: 12-01-2023 Rating:     (Not Yet Rated)  Table of Contents  Tutorial  3 Sample Study Questions  25 Study Questions  Lab abstract  Lab Scenario Return to Study Guides