[Outages-discussion] DHCP being dropped by Lumen?
Grant Taylor
gtaylor at tnetconsulting.net
Thu Jun 9 12:19:04 EDT 2022
On 6/9/22 7:19 AM, Blake Hudson wrote:
> We've used DHCP relay/helper across WAN connections for over a decade
> without issue. Sometimes it doesn't make sense to have a DHCP (or DNS or
> RADIUS) server on-site.
>
> As others have stated, unicast DHCP is no different than any other
> unicast packet.
I understand all the above.
What I'm not yet sure of is why you would not run such site-to-site
traffic through a VPN.
It seems to me like DHCP, DNS, RADIUS, etc. would benefit from staying
within the control of a common administrative entity. As such, it seems
logical to use a VPN between two distant pockets of said administrative
entity.
I'm just trying to understand what / why others are thinking and learn
therefrom.
--
Grant. . . .
unix || die
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