Pi-Hole's primary function is to be a DNS server with the ability to block domains, usually used for advertising, tracking or other unwanted sites. It also features a built-in DHCP Server.
Usually, your router will also have a built-in DHCP server, pre-configured from factory, and for most users this is perfectly fine. But in some cases you may want to run another DHCP server instead of relying on your router's one. This guide will help you understand how a DHCP server works and how to configure it without disturbing your network.
If you already know the networking basics, you can cut to the chase and read just the configuration part