Match the DHCP options with their descriptions. Question 3 options: Provides a means of increasing the IP addresses available in DHCP by adding a scope from another subnet. Allows two separate DHCP servers to each host one portion of a complete scope Allows the administrator to deny or permit specific MAC addresses to receive IP configurations A feature that does not allow DHCP to send conflicting client host names to DNS Allows DHCP to provide a single address to multiple devices so that they will all receive communications sent to that address. Provides the ability for two DHCP servers to share the burden of handing out addresses from the same scope by using load balancing or failover modes Provides ability to always give the same IP configuration to a given MAC address 1. Reservations 2. DHCP filtering 3. Superscopes 4. Multicast scopes 5. Split scope 6. Name protection 7. DHCP failover