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The purpose of the DHCP Client Identifier
The DHCP Client Identifier is just that, a unique (per subnet) identifier (such as a hostname or serial number) allowing the server to identify the client and select the appropriate response. In the absence of a Client Identifier, the "chaddr" field (hardware address) is used. |
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