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it's DHCP; because without setting a server when you try to access peer to peer connections you must have to access by using internet; only way is DHCP protocol will help you to give Dynamic ip address and etc...

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Q: A technician is setting up a workgroup for six users and wants to allow users to share files without setting up a server?
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A technician is setting up a workgroup for six users and wants to allow users to share files without setting up a server Which application layer protocol will provide for peer-to-peer file sharing in?

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