I know we can to have a MS DHCP server serving multiples subnets, and
these subnets are in different LAN segments with a router (DHCP Relay
Agent/RFC 1542 compliant) in the middle.
I used TURBO DHCP Server and I had to set up the Relay Agent IP
(router) address. Is that necesary in MS DHCP Server?
DHCP Server and rleay agent ... I know we can to have a MS DHCP server serving multiples subnets,... these subnets are in different LAN segments with a router (DHCP Relay... I used TURBO DHCP Server and I had to set up the Relay Agent IP ... (microsoft.public.win2000.networking)
DHCP Server and rleay agent ... I know we can to have a MS DHCP server serving multiples subnets,... these subnets are in different LAN segments with a router (DHCP Relay... I used TURBO DHCP Server and I had to set up the Relay Agent IP ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.networking)
Re: DHCP Server and rleay agent ... I know we can to have a MS DHCP server serving multiples subnets,... these subnets are in different LAN segments with a router (DHCP Relay ... I used TURBO DHCP Server and I had to set up the Relay Agent IP ... No, you do not have to tell a MS DHCP server the address of the relay agent, but it sounds like a good idea from a security standpoint. ... (microsoft.public.win2000.networking)
Re: DHCP on subnets ... Divide your network with a router and configure your router to do bootp ... relay (or DHCP relay).... Create scopes for each subnet on the DHCP server.... Physically connec the clients to the proper subnet.... (microsoft.public.win2000.networking)
Re: Configuring DHCPD for a wireless LAN. ... then you need to be using dhcp relay on the routers ... DHCP uses broadcast to communinicate with the DHCP server (dest ... forwarded by a router, so the router needs to relay the packets (this is ... different from forwarding, the practice would be better likened to ... (comp.os.linux.networking)
