A team is moving a DHCP scope from Windows Server to Rocky Linux. Explain two configuration or administration differences the team should plan for.

A migration requires more than copying scope values because the administration model changes. Linux DHCP uses a text configuration file, `/etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf`, instead of Windows DHCP Manager. Exclusions are represented differently: Linux administrators omit unavailable addresses from the configured range, rather than using the Windows exclusion-range control. The service and diagnostics also change to Linux conventions, including `dhcpd` and `journalctl -u dhcpd`. Reservations remain MAC-based on both platforms, so that behavior can be preserved while adapting its configuration method. **Key takeaway:** Preserve DHCP intent while translating settings and procedures into the destination platform’s model.\n\n**Glossary:** **Scope**: A defined pool of addresses and associated DHCP configuration.