Multiple DHCP servers for Different VLAN

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02-21-2012 07:00 PM - edited 03-07-2019 05:05 AM
Hi all,
Here is my environment:
- There are 3 VLan configured in a single switch (vlan5, vlan100, vlan200)
vlan5 is production environment (10.10.5.x)
vlan100 is the testing environment (10.10.100.x)
vlan200 is the testing environment (10.10.200.x)
- there is already an existing DHCP server in the production network
- a new router will be added into the network, and to be a new DHCP server for testing enviroment
- A trunk connection has been created between the switch and router
How do I ensure that the new router's DHCP would not affact the vlan5(production environment) and successfully provides DHCP service to vlan100 and vlan200?
Thanks
Sam
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02-21-2012 10:59 PM
add ip helper command under the interface vlan that will use the new DCHP server.
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02-21-2012 11:16 PM
I have created 2 DHCP pool on the new router,
seems there is no conflict to the VLAN 5 without the ip helper command...
if a new device plug to the vlan5 switch port, will this new device get the correct DHCP pool from vlan5?
or randomly/wrongly get DHCP pool from vlan100/vlan200 ?
Thanks for the reply
Sam
