Re: CISCO DHCP Config
Tim Sylvester <sylvester@cisco.com> Sat, 12 October 1996 23:42 UTC
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Subject: Re: CISCO DHCP Config
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At 12:12 PM 10/3/96 -0400, you wrote: > >We are using the ISC DHCP server under Linux 2.0 on a Token Ring network. We >have several sites connected via a WAN using CISCO routers. We are having >problems getting DHCP broadcasts to pass through the routers. Does anyone >have a sample configuration for CISCO routers that they would share? > >TIA, >David A. Gernert >Capital Blue Cross > > Use the following command ip helper-address <dhcp server address> You can also look at using Cisco's DHCP in the Cisco Server Suite 1000 and the Cisco DNS/DHCP Manager products. Tim -- Tim Sylvester C i s c o S y s t e m s Product Manager || || Internet Business Unit || || tel: +1.408.457.5437 fax: +1.408.457.5243 |||| |||| e-mail: sylvester@cisco.com ..:||||||:..:||||||:..
- CISCO DHCP Config Dave.Gernert@SSCEMAIL
- Re: CISCO DHCP Config Charles_Ragan@ins.com
- Re: CISCO DHCP Config Tim Sylvester