How do I use the ip helper-address command to forward Bootstrap Protocol (BOOTP) frames?
A. The ip helper-address command takes an argument of either the IP address of the BOOTP server or a directed broadcast address for the segment on which the BOOTP server resides. You can also have multiple instances of the command with different IP addresses if you have more than one BOOTP server. The ip helper-address command can also be used on individual sub interfaces. Q. Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP) redistributes with the IGRP IP routing protocol automatically. Does EIGRP also interact with the Routing Information Protocol (RIP) IP routing protocol? A. EIGRP can interact with RIP using the redistribute commands. Because RIP and EIGRP are so fundamentally different, automatic interaction would probably produce unpredictable and undesirable results. However, automatic interaction is possible between EIGRP and IGRP because of their architectural similarities. Refer to Redistributing Routing Protocols for more information.
A. The ip helper-address command takes an argument of either the IP address of the BOOTP server or a directed broadcast address for the segment on which the BOOTP server resides. You can also have multiple instances of the command with different IP addresses if you have more than one BOOTP server. The ip helper-address command can also be used on individual sub interfaces.
