Knowing and differentiate of DHCP and ICMP

just to the point.

1. DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)

is a protocol-based client / server architecture that is used to facilitate the allocation of IP addresses in one network. A local network that does not use DHCP to give IP addresses to all computers manually. If DHCP is enabled on the local network, then all the connected computers in the network will automatically get IP from DHCP server. In addition to IP addresses, many network parameters that may be provided by DHCP, such as default gateway and DNS server.

Besides giving dinamyc address to a client, DHCP server also can assign a static address to a client, so the client will still address from time to time.

2. ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol)

is a protocol that is used to help the problems of error and setting procedures (control procedure). This protocol works at the network layer relating to the service connection (connection services). Activity that goes on the Internet is monitored carefully by the router. If there seseuatu unwanted incident will be reported by the ICMP. ICMP detect error conditions such as congestion internetwork and broken relationships, and then notify the IP (Internet Protocol) and the upper layer protocol so that packets can be sent around the problem areas. Each type of ICMP message encapsulated (making one type of network data packets to other data types) in the IP packet.

hopefully somewhat obvious difference even brief.,

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I still have not learned some of the same understanding