Question. I have a network topology, a core switch and distribution layer switch, the domain controller/DHCP server is connected directly to the core switch, and the core switch has a downstream connection to the distribution layer switch. The Dist. Layer switch has IP helper-address on the SVI VLANs since the DIST. Layer switch has downstream links to access switches where host connects. My question, some computers in same VLANs gets a valid IP address and other take forever or end up not getting a DHCP, could it be that I need to also enable this command to allow the broadcast over to different subnets?
Hello Dhari, i have a question about CCNA, i’m doing my exam soon and people talking about dumps, so do i really need it to pass? P.S I have understood everything perfectly
nice video
Nice video, was clearer than the official ccna material
Question. I have a network topology, a core switch and distribution layer switch, the domain controller/DHCP server is connected directly to the core switch, and the core switch has a downstream connection to the distribution layer switch. The Dist. Layer switch has IP helper-address on the SVI VLANs since the DIST. Layer switch has downstream links to access switches where host connects. My question, some computers in same VLANs gets a valid IP address and other take forever or end up not getting a DHCP, could it be that I need to also enable this command to allow the broadcast over to different subnets?
very simple explaination. thank you!
Hello Dhari, i have a question about CCNA, i’m doing my exam soon and people talking about dumps, so do i really need it to pass? P.S I have understood everything perfectly