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In a corporate environment, a network administrator is tasked with configuring DHCP failover to ensure high availability of IP address allocation. The administrator decides to set up a failover relationship between two DHCP servers, Server A and Server B. Each server is configured to handle a pool of 10,000 IP addresses, with Server A managing the first half and Server B managing the second half. If Server A goes down, Server B must be able to allocate IP addresses from its own pool and the pool of Server A. What is the total number of IP addresses that Server B can allocate in the event of a failover?
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