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    The document illustrates the DHCP life cycle through an example spanning three leases, showing an initial 8-day lease starting at day 0 with T1 and T2 timers at 4 and 7 days, a successful renewal at day 5 for another 8-day lease, and an unsuccessful renewal but successful rebinding at a different server for an 8-day lease which is then voluntarily released after 3 days when the client moves networks.

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    The document illustrates the DHCP life cycle through an example spanning three leases, showing an initial 8-day lease starting at day 0 with T1 and T2 timers at 4 and 7 days, a successful renewal at day 5 for another 8-day lease, and an unsuccessful renewal but successful rebinding at a different server for an 8-day lease which is then voluntarily released after 3 days when the client moves networks.

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    The document illustrates the DHCP life cycle through an example spanning three leases, showing an initial 8-day lease starting at day 0 with T1 and T2 timers at 4 and 7 days, a successful renewal at day 5 for another 8-day lease, and an unsuccessful renewal but successful rebinding at a different server for an 8-day lease which is then voluntarily released after 3 days when the client moves networks.

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    The following figure illustrates the DHCP life cycle using an example that spans three leases.

    Figure: DHCP Life Cycle Example In this example, the initial lease has a duration of eight days and begins at Day 0. The T1 and T2 timers are set for 4 days and 7 days respectively. When the T1 timer expires the client enters the renewal period, and successfully renews at Day 5 with a new 8-day lease. When this second leases T1 timer expires, the client is unable to renew with the original server. It enters the rebinding period when its T2 timer goes off, and is granted a renewed 8-day lease with a different server. Three days into this lease it is moved to a different network and no longer needs its leased address, so it voluntarily releases it.

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