Secondary Addressing Multiple logical networks can exist on a single physical network segment in order to accommodate growth or to provide creative administration. Dynamic and Static BootP Heterogeneous networks often require BootP service for legacy hosts and printers. Centralized administration Configuration of all DHCP clients is accomplished within a single application.
Clients come to the server for their addresses, rather than the administrator going to each client.
Less Network Downtime DHCP eliminates the need for a system administrator to keep a manual log of all IP addresses. This log keeping is often extremely error prone, i.e., a duplicate address could bring down an enterprise-wide network for hours at a time. JOIN DDNS provides secure, automatic updates to your local DNS whenever a host's IP address changes because of DHCP activity.