by A while back I asked the question, but no one replied....
While reading "Cisco Router Configuration" book by Cisco press (ISBN
1-57870-022-1). In chapter 4, when configuring dialup ppp
interfaces.....
On page 207-208, it states :
"... the IOS software acts as a proxy DHCP client, requesting an IP
address from the DHCP server on behalf of the dialup client. This
configuration method is enabled by specifying the keyword parameter dhcp
to the peer default ip address command. The access server must also be
configured with the IP address of a DHCP server to query for address
requests via the IOS global configuration command ip dhcp-server. The IP
poos defined in the DHCP server would contain addresses from the IP
network address of the access servers's LAN interface..."
Similar info is at
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios112/112cg...
My question is: Has anyone used this feature with the ISC DHCP server?
If so, what client identifier do the ciscos give the dhcp server (how
does the dhcp server distinguish each port?) and more important: does
it work?
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