Two DHCP servers answer in the municipal management network with conflicting options. What is the most likely ZTP impact?
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Short Explanation
Two chefs yelling different recipes into the same kitchen wreck dinner. Conflicting DHCP options send leaves to the wrong file server or with mismatched boot data, and ZTP becomes a coin flip. Municipal management needs one authoritative provisioning DHCP voice.
Full Explanation
ZTP success depends on consistent DHCP-delivered addressing and boot/file options. Multiple responders with conflicting options produce nondeterministic or incorrect provisioning behavior. Junos will not safely invent a correct file URL, and VXLAN does not mediate DHCP conflicts. Control which server is authoritative on the management network and isolate rogue responders.