Relay agent
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Subject: Relay agent
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X-Comment: Discussion of DHCP for IPv4
Has anyone experienced the following problem with CMU dhcp server and dos Packet Driver (NE2000) : I use a bootp relay agent for forwarding bootp requests to the dhcp server which is on another subnet. The relay agent is not on the router but a host behind the router (using Novell's bootpforwarding). The problem is that PCs using Packet Driver get the gateway IP wrong - instead of the IP of the router which dhcp server is supposed to provide (gw tag) they get IP of the relay agent Other clients get it correct. Any solution for that? ================================== Boris Niyazov IT Department Columbia Law School
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