Arrange the steps for deploying and starting a DHCP service on Rocky Linux in the correct administrative order.

A sensible sequence is to install the package, configure the service, validate the configuration, and then enable and start `dhcpd`. The course notes that a service-enable failure is likely to result from a configuration typo, so validation before service activation is a useful safeguard. Starting the service before preparing and checking its configuration can lead to avoidable failure and extra troubleshooting. This order separates installation, configuration, verification, and operation into clear administrative stages. **Key takeaway:** Validate the Linux DHCP configuration before relying on the service to start successfully.\n\n**Glossary:** **Validation**: Checking configuration for errors before service operation.