DHCP
[ˌdiː eɪtʃ ˈsiː ˈpiː]
noun
DHCP (Protocolo de Configuração Dinâmica de Host)
1. A network protocol that automatically assigns IP addresses and other network configuration parameters to devices on a network
The DHCP server assigned an IP address to my computer when I connected to the network.
O servidor DHCP atribuiu um endereço IP ao meu computador quando me conectei à rede.
2. Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol; a standardized networking protocol used in TCP/IP networks
DHCP eliminates the need for manual IP address configuration on each device.
O DHCP elimina a necessidade de configuração manual do endereço IP em cada dispositivo.
DHCP is a fundamental technology in modern networking used globally. The term is used identically in both Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese technical communities, as it is an international standard acronym. In Brazil and Portugal, IT professionals typically use the English acronym 'DHCP' rather than always translating it, though the full name in Portuguese ('Protocolo de Configuração Dinâmica de Host') is also recognized. This reflects the international nature of computer networking terminology.
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