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Server connected to trunk port

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Taggat

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I have a quick question, If I have a dHCP server connected to a trunk port of a switch with multiple vlans.(native 1, allowed 2,3,4,5,6..10)

What will the dhcp server do with the dhcp discovered on vlan 10.(assuming it has a nic which is capable of understanding tagged traffic). Will the traffic be,

1) dropped (if so at what layer of the OSI) 2) if processed will the offer be sent on vlan 10 to the client.

Note:client requesting ip is on vlan 10
 
Taggat said:
I have a quick question, If I have a dHCP server connected to a trunk port of a switch with multiple vlans.(native 1, allowed 2,3,4,5,6..10)

What will the dhcp server do with the dhcp discovered on vlan 10.(assuming it has a nic which is capable of understanding tagged traffic). Will the traffic be,

1) dropped (if so at what layer of the OSI) 2) if processed will the offer be sent on vlan 10 to the client.

Note:client requesting ip is on vlan 10
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If you don't bind DHCP to the vlan, nothing. Otherwise it will try to match ip range of the nic to a scope in dhcp.
 
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