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no ip bootp-server

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Saeed42

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Jul 4, 2001
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I'm slightly confused about this command, we have a branch site which is connected to the main site via point-to-point connection, all the servers are on the main site (DHCP, WINS, DNS, SMTP, PDC, ETC), everything works fine because I have ip helper enabled, but few days ago I decided to make things a little bit more secure, so I applied the above command which broke all of my UDP broadcast, so my question is what does the above command do exactly ?
 
According to Cisco, the command blocks bootp ports (67 & 68). It may be indirectly blocking your other ports because your hosts can't advance to using any of the other services if it doesn't have an ip address.

 
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