DHCP Client configuration in Cisco router
by Nideesh C on January 18, 2011 · 0 comments
in Networking
This is done using a single command,
Router(config-if)#ip address dhcp
Some service providers might ask you to use a client-id and/or a hostname of their own choice. This can be done by adding the following parameters to the command above,
Router(config-if)#ip address dhcp client-id INTNAME hostname HOST
where,
INTNAME is the interface name that will be used for the client-id
HOST is the hostname that will be used for the DHCP binding. This hostname can be different from the one that was set for the router in the global configuration.
You can use both of these parameters, one of them, or none of them.
If you need to use the ‘ip nat outside’ command at the interface and setup the rest of the NAT configuration as mentioned in the NAT and PAT Configureation Procedure.
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