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DHCP Relay not returning address from MS AD DHCP Server
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03-11-2012 03:36 PM
We setup a DHCP relay to a MS 2008R2 DHCP server, server recieves the relay and passes a client address back to PA 2050 running 4.1.3, the address does not get passed through to client, logs show only thr DHCP request going out but nothing back, no blocks in logs, we know the address packet is being returned to the server side PALO NIC.
we even opened all protocols both ways, but still nothing going back and no blocks or system errors.
anyone have any ideas?
Thanks
Kind regards
H
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05-11-2012 12:02 AM
Hi,
In our setup we run static routes, so that won't be an issue for us.
We are going to test again when we move to 4.6 soon, to see if that resolves
Regards
H
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