DHCP permits a server to be located on a remote network. How can the computer send DHCP messages to a server on another network?

What will be an ideal response?

DHCP does not require each individual network to have a server. Instead, a DHCP relay agent
forwards requests and responses between a client and the server. At least one relay agent must be
present on each network, and the relay agent must be configured with the address of the appropriate
DHCP server. When the server responds, the relay agent forwards the response to the client