Partner Down Question

[Juergen Dietl]

Hello,

1st you always should need the ESV Versions of DHCP because all other do
have a bug with the partner-down. You could do an auto-partner-down but I
would not recommend.

If you bring one server down the other server write a partner-down state in
its leases file. There you can also edit the state if you want.

Hope it helps,
cheers,

2011/5/24 Jason Frisvold <frisvolj at lafayette.edu>

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> All,
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>        I'm in a position where I need to shut down one of our DHCP servers
> for
> an extended period of time.  Is the proper way to handle this to tell
> the server that remains up that it's in a partner down state?  And is
> that status persistent through a restart of DHCP?
>
> Thanks,
>
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> Jason Frisvold
> Network Engineer
> frisvolj at lafayette.edu
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