An important book for DHCP system administrators by Oscar Cepeda et. al (IBM Redbooks). There is also a downloadable version. It explains the DHCP protocol, how to install and manage DHCP on both servers, clients and mobile clients. Also have a short review of TCP/IP.

IETF main discussion group for DHCP protocol.

Graphical client for querying and displaying responses from DHCP servers.

Client instructions for Windows 95 and Macintosh, and articles about how DHCP works.

This chapter explores DHCP, focusing primarily on Microsoft's implementation. The chapter also describes and discusses some Unix and third-party DHCP packages and related issues.

A document attempting to answer basic questions on how to set up a Linux box to serve as a DHCP server or a DHCP client.

The IETF workgroup responsible for the design of DHCP. Here you can find the charter of the group, its plans, and a list of Internet drafts and RFCs.

Contains technology primers, product reviews, case studies and editorials, written by EHS Company staff.

The main DHCP FAQ. Contains information for designers, programmers and system administrators.

Linux Magazine article - How to make network configuration as easy as DHCP. [Free registration required to view this article.]

A scientific article summarizing experiences with DHCP implementation and operation, made by the authors.

FAQ, Internet drafts, RFCs, links.

TechRepublic article about the subject.

A site about the most important book in the DHCP world today. By Ted Lemon - ISC DHCP leading developer; and Ralph E. Droms - DHC workgroup chairman (1'st ed - Pearson Higher Education; 2'ed ed - Sams - march 22, 2002). Covers just about everything you want to know about DHCP. For developers and system administrators.