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How to set up dhcp binding in cisco?
Good afternoon, I need help from the hall.
Is available cisco 2800 with set of vlan'ov.
One of the vlans has a windows 2012 standard server with a Broadcom NetExtreme Gigabit Ethernet v15.4.0.17 network card,
but physically it's a Macintosh.
Thus, no matter what to prescribe
ip dhcp pool MAC_BINDINGS_VLAN34
host 192.168.34.250 255.255.255.0
client-identifier 01 685b.35b6.3764
default-router 192.168.34.254
or
ip dhcp pool MAC_BINDINGS_VLAN34
host 192.168.34.250 255.255.255.0
client identifier- 00 685b .35b6.3764
default-router 192.168.34.254
It does not bind IP to MAC.
It just ignores this setting and gives that poppy a random IP.
What do you advise to do?
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1) Look at the poppy on command:
and nail it.
2) Refuse dhcp on cisco and transfer everyone to unix'ovy dhcp where there are no such problems.
1. It is this poppy that we nail.
2. Unfortunately, transferring dhcp from sisco is not an option.
I had a couple of times idiotic motherboards, in which the poppy address was different with each hardware power reset, as a result, I registered the poppy address through the operating system drivers and then it worked
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