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Clients can't reach a DHCP server behind ASA

Good Day,

I have a nexus 9K that acts as a core switch and a DHCP server (windows based) is connected to it, Now clients are able to reach the DHCP server and obtain an IP Address.

My case is we want to isolate some VLANs on a ASA, So, we did create interfaces on the FW in Port-Channel setup, Then VLANs interfaces were deleted from the Core Switch, (Only layer 2 VLANs are still on the Core Switch), access-lists for now are permit ip any any on all the interfaces on the FW.

Routes were added to the CS and the FW, Now the users are unable to obtain an IP Address from the DHCP server when its gateway is on the FW.

Users that has their gateway on the CS or the FW are unable to obtain IP Addresses.

I have also tried to debug DHCP packets on the FW, And there is no result shown.

Any idea?

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You have to configure DHCP-relay on the firewall. For that you specify on which interface and IP the server is located and on which interfaces the clients are who's DHCP should be relayed to the server.

I have already configured the DHCP relay on the FW As follows with no luck:

dhcprelay server x.x.x.x DMZ
dhcprelay enable To-Core-SW
dhcprelay setroute To-Core-SW

Assuming the interface-names are what they are saying, you have to do it the other way round:

dhcprelay server x.x.x.x To-Core-SW
dhcprelay enable DMZ
dhcprelay setroute DMZ
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