You have a DHCP server on your MikroTik router.. The IP addresses 10.1.2.2-10.2.2.20 are distributed in the DHCP network . Additionally, 3 static IP address are defined for your servers: 10.1.2.31-10.1.2.33 . After a while 20 more IP addresses ; need to be distributed in the network . It is possible to distribute the extra IP address without adding another DHCP Server The order of the simple queue affects the distribution of bandwidth TRUE FALSE

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You have a DHCP server on your MikroTik router.. The IP addresses 10.1.2.2-10.2.2.20 are distributed in the DHCP network . Additionally, 3 static IP address are defined for your servers: 10.1.2.31-10.1.2.33 . After a while 20 more IP addresses ; need to be distributed in the network . It is possible to distribute the extra IP address without adding another DHCP Server The order of the simple queue affects the distribution of bandwidth TRUE FALSE

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The statement is TRUE.

It's possible to distribute the extra 20 IP addresses without adding another DHCP server. The existing DHCP server's pool can be expanded to include the necessary additional addresses. The range 10.1.2.2-10.2.2.20 already provides a significant number of addresses. Adding more addresses to this existing pool is a standard DHCP configuration adjustment. The static IP addresses (10.1.2.31-10.1.2.33) are separate and don't interfere with the DHCP pool's expansion. The statement about simple queue order affecting bandwidth distribution is irrelevant to the core question of expanding the DHCP pool.

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