A few things..

1/ thisn is a FreeBSD list so we are not very familiar with linux.
2/ PPPOE uses PPP which is a point-to-point protocol and does not support
  broadcast.
3/ DHCP is a broadcast protocol and does not support point-to-point
 networks.
4/ PPP (oE)  has its own IP allocation mechanism.






JOBY THAMPAN wrote:

Hi all ,

                I have a setup like this
                
                Linux Machine 1
                Eth0    -       DHCP Server


                Linux Machine 2
                Eth1    -       Got IP from DHCP Server
Eth0 - PPPoE Server ppp0 Interface formed


                Linux Machine 3
                Eth0    -       PPPoE Client
                Eth1    -       IP is 192.168.40.1
                ppp0 Interface formed
                Dhcp Relay is running on Linux Machine 3


                Windows Machine 4
                Expecting an IP of 192.168.40. after renewing the ip address
of windows machine

                But there is no result
                
                Without PPPoE interfaces the windows machine is getting an
ip in the range 192.168.40.
                
                Wouldn't DHCP Protocol work over PPP Interface?

                If any one knows, please reply.

        Rgds
        Joby




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