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BOOTP Forwarding

Asked by custominet in Network Design & Methodology, Network Routers

Tags: Cisco

I"m working with someone who is attempting to use a NetBoot server for imaging Macintosh workstations.  NetBoot works off BootP which is a broadcast and is not automatically forwarded between subnets.  Based on the research I've done, I need to utilize the ip helper-address command to pass BootP traffic to the NetBoot server.  We're currently using the ip helper-address command to forward dhcp traffic to our dhcp server.  My question is, can I have multiple ip helper-address commands on the same interface?  If so, is it correct in that if a BootP broadcast is issued, it will first forward to the dhcp server because that is the first ip helper-address statement.  It will then notice that the server is not responding to BootP and will then forward to the next ip address in the ip helper-address statement?  
 
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