dhcp servers with bootp fail over support

[Glenn Satchell]

Do you really need dynamic bootp? Just about every device made in the last
10 years will work fine using dhcp, which is a superset of bootp.

According to the release notes it works, and 3.1.0 is more than a few
years old now, so I would have to assume that it would have been updated
by now if it didn't work.

regards,
-glenn

> Hello
>
> We are deploying a two dhcp server fail over configuration with at least 5
> subnets of a possible /18 network dynamic bootp devices.
>
> In the release notes it says dynamic bootp devices are load balanced in
> fail over configuration since 3.1.0.
>
> Has anyone used a configuration similar to this in production successfully
> in 3.1-4.1?
>
> If so does the dynamic bootp devices load balancing mean full ranges of
> addresses can be used by both failover peers?
>
> If any has any advice or experience with a similar setup it is appreciated
> and thank you for your time.
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