The thing about DHCP is that the protocol is confined to an ethernet
broadcast domain, and a TUN/TAP connection to the host is a separate
broadcast domain from the LAN.  It's a private ethernet with two hosts
on it.

DHCP will work if one of the following is true:
        The DHCP server is the UML host and dhcpd is listening on the
TAP device
        a DHCP forwarder, like dhcrelay, is running on the host
        UML is bridged to the host's eth

The bridging option puts the UML on the LAN on a par with any physical
system on the ethernet.

                        Jeff

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