I understand that best practice is to split a scope between 2 dhcp servers on the same subnet. We have a rather larger subnet 10.10.120.0/23
Server1 with pool 10.10.120.50-10.10.120.230
Server2 with pool 10.10.121.50-10.10.121.230
What's the purpose of expanding the scope in each server and configuring exclusions? If each server have technically a different subnet, there will never be a conflict. I would like to know if there's any benefit to expand the range and add exclusions.
Server1 with pool 10.10.120.50-10.10.121.230 exclude 10.10.120.231-10.10.121.230
Server2 with pool 10.10.120.50-10.10.121.230 exclude 10.10.120.50-10.10.121.49