My only suggestion would be to try setting up the helper with
127.0.0.1 and then your PF server's IP address. Don't know how the
switch will handle it, but it may redirect DHCP to localhost (the switch)
and PF...
-Arthur
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Date: Thursday, May 14, 2015 at 11:34 AM
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Subject: Re: [PacketFence-users] IP tracking/ip helpers, etc.
Your other option if you don't want to run a DHCP server outside of the
switches is to run the remote arp sensor on a box attached to the switch (Ive
never tried it), or setup a mirror port and mirror traffic to PF.
I really don't know if the dhcp relay will work with the dhcp server enabled.
Id guess not.
Chicken scratch network diagram would be helpful.
But seriously.. Look into running a couple central DHCP servers.. much easier
to maintain in the long run (IMHO).
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