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DHCP greatly simplifies administration, since there is no need to assign static network parameters for each device separately.

When a client boots up, it sends a broadcast message in search of a DHCP server.

DHCP server maintains a pool of available IP addresses and offers one of them to the host.

A DHCP server can also provide some other parameters, such as: subnet mask default gateway domain name DNS server Linux can be used as both DHCP client and DHCP server.

Here is a description of the DHCP process: DHCP client goes through the four step process: 1.

The client responds by broadcasting a DHCP Request packet, requesting network parameters from a single server.

DHCP server approves the lease with a DHCP Acknowledgement (DHCP Ack) packet.

The packet includes the lease duration and other configuration information.

Network parameters provided by the DHCP server arent assigned permanently; the client usually renew them from time to time.

In this paper a review of the microgrids information and communication technologies (ICT) is shown.

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Source publication 5 On the design of scalable, self-configuring virtual networks Conference Paper Full-text available Nov 2009 David Isaac Wolinsky Yonggang Liu Pierre Tony St Juste.

Renato Figueiredo Virtual networks (VNs) provide methods that simplify resource management, deal with connectivity constraints, and support legacy applications in distributed systems, by enabling global addressability of VN-connected machines through either a common layer 2 Ethernet or a NAT-free layer 3 IP network.

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As shown in Figure 7, the steps in DHCP are: During the DHCP phase, the VN will communicate with the overlay and allocate an address for the requester.

Sim- ilarly, a VN model can review packets coming into the VN, review the sender IP address, and request from the overlay that the address be allocated to the VN..

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Current challenges and future trends in the field of communication architectures for microgrids Article Nov 2017 RENEW SUST ENERG REV Silvia Marzal Robert Salas Ral Gonzlez-Medina Gabriel Garcer Emilio Figueres The concept of microgrid has emerged as a feasible answer to cope with the increasing number of distributed renewable energy sources which are being introduced into the electrical grid.

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