I have a cisco router at a remote site and a bay router at the central site.
The dhcp server is at the central site where the bay router is. The cisco
router at the remote site has a help-address pointing to the dhcp server at
the central site. On the Bay router, a forwarding interface has already
been setup. However, clients at the remote site still cannot get dhcp
addresses from the dhcp server at the central bay router site. Any insight
on this would be appreciated. Thanks.
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