How do I add a route in DHCP?

[lengoo]

I have a network with two gateways. There is a default gateway and for a remote office there is a separate gateway which serves this.
The remote office is on a separate subnet so usually I use the route add command to route the traffic through the other gateway.
The question is, how can I set this within DHCP so that all client machines can access automatically? I have set up the scope options to read the default gateway but how do I set up the route for the remote office to use the other gateway?
Thanks!

 

[dearingkr]

I don't think you have to mess with DHCP.
On your 'main' default gateway, add a static route that points to the other gateway for traffic destined to the remote office.


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[kmcferrin]

That is correct. The default gateway should always be the source for routing to other subnets. Even if they are not directly connected to that device (usually a router or layer 3 switch), you can still put a route on that device that points at the actual point where it is physically connected.