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perfect! thanks for the quick reply!
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I currently have a network setup on 192.168.100.x. &nbsp;I have created a second VLAN on our Cisco 3560g which i would like to have dhcp on. &nbsp;How can i have my dhcp server on 192.168.100.5 hosting on 192.168.200.x? &nbsp;I don't see anything for a dhcp or ip helper on the cisco?<br />
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Can it not be done? &nbsp;The only thing on the cisco is an ip forwarder?<br />
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Thanks, 
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I currently have a network setup on 192.168.100.x.  I have created a second VLAN on our Cisco 3560g which i would like to have dhcp on.  How can i have my dhcp server on 192.168.100.5 hosting on 192.168.200.x?  I don't see anything for a dhcp or ip helper on the cisco?

Can it not be done?  The only thing on the cisco is an ip forwarder?

Thanks, 

DHCP server / Cisco 3560g with 1 VLAN, how to get dhcp working on second vlan

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