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DHCP Relay Issue: Router Can Ping DHCP Server, but End Devices Cannot Obtain IP Address - Packet Tracer [closed]

Network Engineering

The router can ping the DHCP server, but end devices connected to the router cannot obtain an IP address. Heres my setup and what Ive tried so far: Network Setup: DHCP Server: IP: 192.10.0.2 Main Switch: Connects to the DHCP server and all routers. Main Switch: Connects to the DHCP server and all routers.

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Redundant router-switch connection

Network Engineering

InterVLAN traffic is routed through the gateway which has IP address in every VLAN that can be used as a default route on the servers. There are multiple VLANs set up on the servers, so interface mode on the switch is set to trunk. Traffic inside a certain VLAN goes through the switch.

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IP addresses on Comcast business router

Network Engineering

I have a comcast business router and the only thing behind it is an unmanaged switch. All of the IP addresses on my PCs are 192.168 but when I log into the router everything shows 10.0 addresses.

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MTU size on physical and logical port in OSPF

Network Engineering

These sub-interfaces are configured with IP addresses and OSPF. Could this cause issues with other routers or implementations? The MTU of the physical interface has been increased, but the MTU of the VLAN interfaces has not been changed. The MTU remained unchanged when I checked the OSPF hello packets in Wireshark.

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3 firewalls on a layer-2 switch, 1 acts as a default gateway for all devices

Network Engineering

So, if I want to ping from Desktop 0 to Network 4 PC, the packet would first go to the Default Gateway Firewall(DG FW), then to Network 4 ASA FW, then to Network 4 Router, then to Network 4 L2 Switch, then to Network 4 PC, and lastly obtain the ping reply coming the same way it came in. 24 via 172.21.1.253 Network 4 Router: 192.168.1.0/24

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Management VLAN

Network Engineering

Ive also configured SVI 999 with an IP address of 10.10.10.2/24. pointing to the routers subinterface). Ive configured the management VLAN on the switch to be VLAN 999 to separate the management traffic from user traffic. The default gateway is already configured on the switch as well (which is 10.10.10.1,

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Wireguard - Assigning VPN interface addresses within LAN address space

Network Engineering

Box routers can be replicated between Linux hosts. Box assigns - and reserves - static IP addresses in the same network segment of its LAN to the VPN interfaces of the clients. The addresses are, quite obviously, outside the DHCP range. I'm wondering whether a Wireguard setup similar to that used in the Fritz!Box

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