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Many DHCP scopes on one VLAN segment - it that possible ?

Many DHCP scopes on one VLAN segment - it that possible ?

Robert_Zdzieblo
Contributor II
Hello Community !

I am wandering, if the following setup is possible to work:
1. We have a set (let's say 5) of typical /24 subnets.
2. There are separate DHCP pools defined for each subnet on single MS DHCP server.
3. We have a router configured for DHCP relaying for each subnet and separate, untagged interface for each vlan.

The goal is to have one 'big' network segment with single VLAN ID, having clients in this VLAN addressed with different scopes.

At first it seems that such network config is asking for trouble, but I've heard people saying that it worked for them.

The main problem is that subnet re-design is not an option.
The switching is pure EXOS, vlans routing is done using Juniper SRX.

Did you have any similar experiences ? Or do you have any ideas how to to it ?

Thanks in advance for any feedback...

Robert

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Hieu_Nguyen
New Contributor

It is possible but it still does not work for me. Help

I follow this

https://extremeportal.force.com/ExtrArticleDetail?an=000056776&q=dhcp%20super%20scope

And this

https://documentation.extremenetworks.com/EOS_CLI/S-K-Series/S-K-7100_CLI_Guide/r_ip_dhcp_relay_info...

and this is my setting

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interface vlan.0.40
  ip address 10.9.4.1 255.255.254.0 primary
  ip address 10.9.14.1 255.255.254.0 secondary
  ip helper-address 10.0.0.x
  ip helper-address 10.9.0.xx
  ip dhcp relay information option
  ip dhcp relay information option link-selection 10.9.14.0 mac 1C1BB5BB5A44
  ip dhcp relay information option link-selection 10.9.14.0 mac 5C3A45
  no shutdown
  exit

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mp2014
New Contributor II
Maybe you're looking for "super scopes" on MS DHCP?

Sure, looks like it is about "super scopes" - thank you, mp2014 !

Robert_Zdzieblo
Contributor II
I guess MS DHCP should know all MACs.
I don't know - there is one DHCP server and many scopes.
Maybe there is a way to direct specific DCHP pool traffic (or many pools) to one router interface ?
GTM-P2G8KFN