Re: Allocating addresses across routers
Matt Crawford <crawdad@fnal.gov> Wed, 04 September 1996 20:24 UTC
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Subject: Re: Allocating addresses across routers
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Carolyn, You don't say what kind of routers you have, but the brand I have the most of can receive a BOOTP or DHCP broadcast and forward it *as a unicast packet* to the server(s). This yields no increase of broadcasts compared to the server-per-subnet case. Matt Crawford
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- Re: Allocating addresses across routers Richard Letts
- Re: Allocating addresses across routers Ted Lemon
- Re: Allocating addresses across routers Shawn Mamros
- Re: Allocating addresses across routers Matt Crawford
- Re: Allocating addresses across routers Rajesh Saluja
- Re: Allocating addresses across routers Matthew Waugh