DHCP server for pix

Server DHCP - pix - dhcp clients

is it possible to have a dhcp server machine to say the inside interface, and dhcp clients are on the dmz?

Thank you

a feature named dhcprelay should solve your problem. I did the opposite, i.e. the server dhcp on the outside and the customer inside. However, I guess that the 'dhcprelay' command should do.

for example

dhcprelay Server 192.168.2.2 inside

dhcprelay enable dmz

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