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      20th Feb 2004
I have a network that uses DHCP for IP assingment and to reduce traffic, I want to divide it into two subnets
How can I configure the DHCP server to correct assing IP on the correct subnet.

e.g.: computer 1 must receive an IP of the subnet
computer 2 must receive an IP of the subnet

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Ricardo
 
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Marc Reynolds [MSFT]
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      21st Feb 2004
Divide your network with a router and configure your router to do bootp
relay (or DHCP relay). Create scopes for each subnet on the DHCP server.
Physically connec the clients to the proper subnet.

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"Ricardo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have a network that uses DHCP for IP assingment and to reduce traffic, I

want to divide it into two subnets.
> How can I configure the DHCP server to correct assing IP on the correct

subnet.
>
> e.g.: computer 1 must receive an IP of the subnet 1
> computer 2 must receive an IP of the subnet 2
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ricardo



 
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      21st Feb 2004
OK, but how DHCP server will know what computer belongs to what subnet , to correctely assing IP adderss ?
 
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Properly configured to use DHCP relay or bootp relay, your router will
insert its IP address into a GIADDR field in the DHCP packets and send them
to the DHCP server. The DHCP will see the router's IP address and will use
it to determine the appropriate address to assign.

120932 DHCP: Spanning Multiple Subnets
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=120932.

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> OK, but how DHCP server will know what computer belongs to what subnet ,

to correctely assing IP adderss ?


 
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Gary Fose [MSFT]
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      21st Feb 2004
Clients are different subnets make a request to the DHCP server through the DHCP Relay
agent on thier subnet. So the DHCP server knows what scope to use to assign an IP from for
the client.

The below link provides you all the info you need.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserv...p/default.mspx

Thanks,
Gary
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      21st Feb 2004
Hi Ricardo,

Here is a link to all the info you need to ocnfigure your DHCP to provide IPs to multiple
subnets:

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserv...p/default.mspx

Thanks,
Gary
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How can I configure the DHCP server to correct assing IP on the correct subnet.



e.g.: computer 1 must receive an IP of the subnet

computer 2 must receive an IP of the subnet



Thanks



Ricardo
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