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February 8th, 2024 15:49

OS10 dhcp relay option 82

Hello!

I little confused with option 82 relay trough S5224F OS10 switch. I have N3200 stacked switches on access level  where directly connected to VLT paired S5224F switches. IP helper for the clients vlan is enabled on OS10  switches. N3200 configured for use option 82.

I expect to see the CircuitID and RemoteID values ​​from the N3200 switch in the DHCPDISCOVER packet. But instead, the S5224F changes the values in option 82 in the DHCP packet to its downlink port.

In OS9 was present "ip dhcp relay trust-downstream" option which where no rewrite option 82 values received from prevous-hop router. But in OS 10 this command was removed. 

I need help to configure my switches for relay original option 82 values from client-face port on access switch.

  • DELL-Charles R

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    Posted February 8th, 2024 21:48

    Hello,

     

    This may help. DHCP relay agent options for OS10.5.5:

    Page 259-272

    https://dell.to/3waXzDy

     

     

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  • leonid Zebarsky

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    Posted February 9th, 2024 11:32

    Hello,

    I learn this document but not found useful information.

    After some investigation I look output of this command on access switch N3200 for upstream port:

    #show dhcp l2relay stats interface po1

    Interface UntrustedServer UntrustedClient   TrustedServer     TrustedClient
              MsgsWithOpt82   MsgsWithOpt82     MsgsWithoutOpt82  MsgsWithoutOpt82
    --------- --------------- ----------------- ----------------- -----------------
                                                                                   Po1       0               0                 1805              1834

    As I understand, it's mean that access switch not add op82 information to DHCP packet. It's true?

    My configuration details - 

    show version

    Machine Description............... Dell Networking Switch
    System Model ID................... N3248TE-ON
    Machine Type...................... Dell Networking N3248TE-ON
    Serial Number..................... TW0KRFFYDNT002AC0639
    Manufacturer...................... 0xbc00
    Burned In MAC Address............. E8B5.D0D4.294B
    System Object ID.................. 1.3.6.1.4.1.674.10895.3113
    CPU Version....................... C3336
    SOC Version....................... BCM56371_A2
    HW Version........................ 4
    CPLD Versions..................... System 01.06  CPU 00.06
    Image File........................ N3200v6.8.1.3
    Software Capability............... Stack Limit = 12, VLAN Limit = 4093

    unit active      backup      current-active next-active
    ---- ----------- ----------- -------------- --------------
    1    6.8.1.3     6.6.3.15    6.8.1.3        6.8.1.3
    2    6.8.1.3     6.6.3.15    6.8.1.3        6.8.1.3
    3    6.8.1.3     6.6.3.15    6.8.1.3        6.8.1.3
    4    6.8.1.3     6.6.3.15    6.8.1.3        6.8.1.3
    5    6.8.1.3     6.7.1.10    6.8.1.3        6.8.1.3

    #show dhcp l2relay vlan 17   //clents vlan

    DHCP L2 Relay is  Enabled.

    #show dhcp l2relay interface port-channel 1   //Upstream port

    DHCP L2 Relay is  Enabled.

    Interface  L2RelayMode   TrustMode
    ----------  -----------  --------------
     Po1        Enabled      trusted

    #show dhcp l2relay interface gigabitethernet 4/0/19   //Client connection

    DHCP L2 Relay is  Enabled.

    Interface  L2RelayMode   TrustMode
    ----------  -----------  --------------
     Gi4/0/19   Enabled      untrusted

    Also I get broken output of #show dhcp l2relay all command:

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    Posted February 9th, 2024 12:36

    Hi, I've read the thread but this is a complex issue I can recommend to reach local Dell support team for further review. Or let's see how contribute the thread our community,

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