Given what you have learned on DHCP, discuss the pros and cons of having a DHCP server on each and every network segment versus

DHCP serves as a network management protocol that operates within UDP/IP networks, where a DHCP server automatically allocates an IP Address and other network settings to each device within the network, facilitating their communication with other IP networks. This system allows computers to automatically request IP addresses and networking parameters from their Internet service provider, minimizing the requirement for manual IP assignment by network administrators or users for each device. Without a DHCP server, devices must either be manually assigned an IP address or use an APIPA address, which limits external communication beyond their local subnet.