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DHCP scope options not passing through Cisco switch
Hi Guys,
Can you please help me?
I am trying to get some DHCP options from Windows 2008 server R2 to pass thhrough a cisco switch to our desktop clients being used in our Citrix XenDesktop proof of concept.
The clients are Wyse Xeniths.
The DHCP Options which are not passing through are:-
161 Citrix Web Interface Server
162 Server Starting Path
181 XenApp Server
184 Wyse Update Username
185 Wyse Update Password
Just for the record standard scope options are passing through and working ok
They are:-
003 Router
006 DNS Servers
044 WINS/MBNS Servers
046 WINS/NRT Node Type
015 DNS Domain Name
I am fairly sure that there is a cisco command to enable this, but after much research I am unable to find it.
Many Thanks
Rich
Can you please help me?
I am trying to get some DHCP options from Windows 2008 server R2 to pass thhrough a cisco switch to our desktop clients being used in our Citrix XenDesktop proof of concept.
The clients are Wyse Xeniths.
The DHCP Options which are not passing through are:-
161 Citrix Web Interface Server
162 Server Starting Path
181 XenApp Server
184 Wyse Update Username
185 Wyse Update Password
Just for the record standard scope options are passing through and working ok
They are:-
003 Router
006 DNS Servers
044 WINS/MBNS Servers
046 WINS/NRT Node Type
015 DNS Domain Name
I am fairly sure that there is a cisco command to enable this, but after much research I am unable to find it.
Many Thanks
Rich
Are you trying to send dhcp to a different vlan? This is the only case where I would see the switch preventing this unless you put an ip helper on the vlan interface of that vlan. What kind of Cisco switch?
Oh sorry, didn't see the part where you said it is working.
Hmmmm, I would think they would pass. Can you run wireshark and see if they are included in the dhcp response packet?
How do you know they're not getting to the client? Are you sure that the problem isn't that the actual connection from the clients to the Citrix servers?
Have you configured the Citrix server as an IP helper on the VLAN your clients are on?
Have you configured the Citrix server as an IP helper on the VLAN your clients are on?
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Spoke to Cisco rep who advised me how to achieve this, thanks for your help guys.
What was the solution? I am having a similar problem.
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