I've got a strange situation occurring when I try to relay DHCP requests through my Cisco 2801 router.
I have a router on a stick configuration with the networks 10.1.51.0 and 10.1.52.0 running on vlans 51 and 52 respectively, which works absolutely fine with static ip's or using the router as a dhcp server for each network, however when I disable dhcp on the router and run a dhcp server app on 10.1.51.200 the host on the 10.1.52.0 network can not get an ip address. My tftpd32 software on the server shows a dhcp request and ip address allocation so the server is clearly receiving and responding to the request, but the host isn't receiving this information and/or processing it correctly.
Where do I start troubleshooting this situation?
I have a router on a stick configuration with the networks 10.1.51.0 and 10.1.52.0 running on vlans 51 and 52 respectively, which works absolutely fine with static ip's or using the router as a dhcp server for each network, however when I disable dhcp on the router and run a dhcp server app on 10.1.51.200 the host on the 10.1.52.0 network can not get an ip address. My tftpd32 software on the server shows a dhcp request and ip address allocation so the server is clearly receiving and responding to the request, but the host isn't receiving this information and/or processing it correctly.
Where do I start troubleshooting this situation?