networking:cicso-dhcp-helperaddress
Network config
As dhcp requests are broadcast from the client to any server which is listening, if there isn't a dhcp server on the local subnet, the request will fail. The way this is overcome in the Cisco World is to direct broadcast requests for dhcp to a specified ipaddress, effectively converting a broadcast to a unicast. The router then sends the reply containing the allocated ipaddress back to the client.
An IOS example for BCC is:-
! interface Vlan30 description *** site name *** ip vrf forwarding network1 ip address 172.16.nnn.nnn 255.255.255.nnn ip helper-address 172.16.123.123 !
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