I have a Cisco 2620 w/ 2 physical interfaces. With that router I am routing traffic to the other networks. I am now getting a little more ambitious. The main network that the router resides on is about out of IP addresses and I need to subnet a few off. I have a Cisco Catalyst 2950. I want to provide DHCP to those other subnets using the same DHCP server that I currently have. Also I want to use the same router that I am currently using. I have so far setup the switch as one VLAN, setup the scopes in the DHCP server, and added the subnets to the virtual interfaces on the router. I have come this far and have yet to understand how the DHCP server is going to pass the correct IP address to the client. I have found that the router attaches the Primary IP address to the header and therefore that is the ip address range that the DHCP server give. I want the router to attach one of the secondary ip addresses to the header so that I can assign different subnets. Please help
Thanks in advance
Joel
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