dhcp and subnets

yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa h...
i'm getting crazy...

dhcp dhcp dhcp dhcp....

i don't understand...

let's think about a small little tiny case:

i'have got a network separated in 3 subnets, with routers
bootp compliant etc etc etc...
in the middle subnet, i'have got an itsy bitsy dhcp, with
3 scopes, one for each subnet.
because i'm a kind lovely man, i'm worrying about my
beloved client stations, and i want to set them an
automated gateway definition in the dhcp.
so, with a lot of cautiousness and a bit holyness, i
configure my routers with the right ip and the correct
route tables. such a great man am i...

BUT NOW! HOW CAN I KNOW WHICH SCOPE WILL BE GIVEN TO EACH
SUBNET??????
HOW CAN I BE SURE THAT THE DHCP WON'T GIVE AN ADRESS OF
THE SCOPE N# 1 TO THE SUBNET N# 3??????????????

HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELP...

aldric90

Have you ever try the link learntosubnet.com?

http://www.learntosubnet.com/

It is real simple, not complicate at all!


>-----Original Message-----
>yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ah...
>i'm getting crazy...
>
>dhcp dhcp dhcp dhcp....
>
>i don't understand...
>
>let's think about a small little tiny case:
>
>i'have got a network separated in 3 subnets, with
routers
>bootp compliant etc etc etc...
>in the middle subnet, i'have got an itsy bitsy dhcp,
with
>3 scopes, one for each subnet.
>because i'm a kind lovely man, i'm worrying about my
>beloved client stations, and i want to set them an
>automated gateway definition in the dhcp.
>so, with a lot of cautiousness and a bit holyness, i
>configure my routers with the right ip and the correct
>route tables. such a great man am i...
>
>BUT NOW! HOW CAN I KNOW WHICH SCOPE WILL BE GIVEN TO
EACH
>SUBNET??????
>HOW CAN I BE SURE THAT THE DHCP WON'T GIVE AN ADRESS OF
>THE SCOPE N# 1 TO THE SUBNET N# 3??????????????
>
>HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELP...
>
>.
>

Plain Jane@nospam.com

Don't think learn to subnet will work.

The DHCP can recognise where the request came from and will dish out the
appropraite IP address/scope settings. Must be in here somewhere:

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/tre...t2/tcpch04.asp

Andy

"Plain " <> wrote in
message news:001301c3bc71$40475990$...
> Have you ever try the link learntosubnet.com?
>
> http://www.learntosubnet.com/
>
> It is real simple, not complicate at all!
>
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ah...
> >i'm getting crazy...
> >
> >dhcp dhcp dhcp dhcp....
> >
> >i don't understand...
> >
> >let's think about a small little tiny case:
> >
> >i'have got a network separated in 3 subnets, with
> routers
> >bootp compliant etc etc etc...
> >in the middle subnet, i'have got an itsy bitsy dhcp,
> with
> >3 scopes, one for each subnet.
> >because i'm a kind lovely man, i'm worrying about my
> >beloved client stations, and i want to set them an
> >automated gateway definition in the dhcp.
> >so, with a lot of cautiousness and a bit holyness, i
> >configure my routers with the right ip and the correct
> >route tables. such a great man am i...
> >
> >BUT NOW! HOW CAN I KNOW WHICH SCOPE WILL BE GIVEN TO
> EACH
> >SUBNET??????
> >HOW CAN I BE SURE THAT THE DHCP WON'T GIVE AN ADRESS OF
> >THE SCOPE N# 1 TO THE SUBNET N# 3??????????????
> >
> >HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELP...
> >
> >.
> >

Bigmaggot

read up on routers & how routing works. if you lack book, goto

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/index.html


"aldric90" <> wrote in news:008501c3bc1e$e857ba10
$:

Rowdy Yates

take it easy pal... it was confusing to me too... (maybe it still is). using
User Class ID's might help.



"aldric90" <> wrote in message
news:008501c3bc1e$e857ba10$...
> yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa h...
> i'm getting crazy...
>
> dhcp dhcp dhcp dhcp....
>
> i don't understand...
>
> let's think about a small little tiny case:
>
> i'have got a network separated in 3 subnets, with routers
> bootp compliant etc etc etc...
> in the middle subnet, i'have got an itsy bitsy dhcp, with
> 3 scopes, one for each subnet.
> because i'm a kind lovely man, i'm worrying about my
> beloved client stations, and i want to set them an
> automated gateway definition in the dhcp.
> so, with a lot of cautiousness and a bit holyness, i
> configure my routers with the right ip and the correct
> route tables. such a great man am i...
>
> BUT NOW! HOW CAN I KNOW WHICH SCOPE WILL BE GIVEN TO EACH
> SUBNET??????
> HOW CAN I BE SURE THAT THE DHCP WON'T GIVE AN ADRESS OF
> THE SCOPE N# 1 TO THE SUBNET N# 3??????????????
>
> HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELP...
>

Ali