Receive IP Addresses from Remote DHCP Server - DHCP Relay Lab Juniper

Want to know how to receive an IP address from a remote DHCP Server? In this video I cover exactly how to acheive this by configuring the a DHCP relay agent on my Juniper device. This relay agent also reffered to as an IP helper address allows a devices to recevie DHCP discover messages from locally connected clients and forward them via unicast to a remote DHCP server.
Note: crutial to get this work there must be end-to-end IP connectivity
Commands used in the video:
set forwarding-options dhcp-relay server-group DHCP-RELAY 10.0.1.1
set forwarding-options dhcp-relay active-server-group DHCP-RELAY
set forwarding-options dhcp-relay group all interface irb.20

[@goranglasnovic4085]

thanks dude

[@jongreenit]

np!

[@danimoosakhan]

I was looking for this to convert Dell Force10 FTOS config to Juniper JunOS. IP Helper command was much easier in other vendors. 😂

[@jongreenit]

Hope this vid helped make that conversion a bit easier for you

[@user-mb4xl5bx8j]

Good content. I am running a lab now on eve-ng and using vQFX (RE & PFE). I have connected 3 routers to the RE and simulating to block DHCP from R1 to R2. Can you please help and only make sure static IP works. This is to completely block dhcps

[@jongreenit]

sure thing, take a look at this video where I share how to restrict access to certain ports on Juniper. If the goal is to block DHCP you'd want to restrict protocol udp ports 67 & 68. Here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXrRfn6AlLNlgKs