Which high availability DHCP solutions and why would you choose for your company?  What's superior?  Exists a drawback?  Why did you choose it above other options?  When would you notice if DHCP was malfunctioning in your network?  When would you notice the DHCP at your house failing

When a router, switch, NIC or any computer hardware component goes down, your job as a network technician includes identifying the location and the cause of the network failure or performance issue. Even on smaller networks, it can be a challenge to determine exactly which network component is causing problems. Describe in detail (1-2 Pages) how would you use the various TCP/IP troubleshooting tools (ping, traceroute, netstat..) to identify connectivity and/or network response issues. If the problem appear to come from a particular workstation or server on the network, describe the steps that you will take to identify the hardware or software component that is creating the problem. Hint: Don't use google please.

75 workstations and three servers make up the network. The workstations are connected to the network via 100 Mbps switches, while the servers are connected via 100 Mbps connections. Replace the 100 Mbps switches and NICs on the workstations with 1000 Mbps switches and NICs to remedy two network faults. What issues might this upgrade bring up? Before you improve your network, what should you check to make sure it's in good working order?

A company's network may connect as many as 70 individual workstations across three unique sites using a router. The workstations and servers are linked via a 100 mbps switch and 100 mbps connections, respectively. Two network difficulties might be resolved by switching to 1000 Mbps NICs and switches. Does this upgrade need any special knowledge on my part? How can you make sure everything is running well on your network before making any changes?

What high availability DHCP solutions would you choose for your organisation, and why did you make those decisions?  Which one is superior?  Is there a disadvantage to this?  Why did you choose this particular option rather than others?  When would you first become aware if DHCP was not functioning properly in your network?  When do you anticipate the DHCP in your house becoming problematic?