Select ALL statements that correctly compare Windows DHCP and Linux ISC DHCP as described in the course material.

The first three statements are correct: Windows management uses DHCP Manager; Linux configuration is file-based in `/etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf`; and Linux service logs can be viewed with `journalctl -u dhcpd`. The remaining choices are incorrect. The material states that both platforms support MAC-based reservations. It also distinguishes Linux’s approach to exclusions: addresses are omitted from the range statement rather than entered through a Windows-style exclusion-range feature. These implementation differences are important when translating administrative procedures between operating systems. **Key takeaway:** The platforms provide comparable DHCP functions but expose them through different tools and configuration mechanisms.\n\n**Glossary:** **Reservation**: A DHCP assignment that associates a client’s MAC address with a particular IP address.