Performance-wise, a “2.3” era server might handle 10-20 requests per second. A modern dnsmasq on a Raspberry Pi can handle 500+ per second. If you are resurrecting a classroom of 30 old iMacs (G3 era) that boot over the network, “better” means no timeouts and no crashes.
If you want, I can produce:
Version 23 introduces a hybrid mode. If a device sends a BOOTP request but you haven't statically defined it, the server can: bootp dhcp server 23 download better
Even the best version has quirks. Here is how to fix them. Performance-wise, a “2
Performance-wise, a “2.3” era server might handle 10-20 requests per second. A modern dnsmasq on a Raspberry Pi can handle 500+ per second. If you are resurrecting a classroom of 30 old iMacs (G3 era) that boot over the network, “better” means no timeouts and no crashes.
If you want, I can produce:
Version 23 introduces a hybrid mode. If a device sends a BOOTP request but you haven't statically defined it, the server can:
Even the best version has quirks. Here is how to fix them.