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09-01-2011, 03:05 PM
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Everything in my last post is correct, except for the last part.
Did some research and apparently the clients "request" is always a broadcast. However if there are several dhcp servers (some on different subnets) and the the local router is acting as a dhcp relay, (the only way to get the broadcast to cross the router), it will use unicast to reach the other dhcp server(s). Ok, Ill shut up now before I confuse everyone.
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