Hi, if you need to reach NS lying on different VLANs is quite obvious that you need to provide a routing path to that NS (AFAIK there is no concept of DNS Helper Address as DHCP Helper Address)...so if a client belonging to a particular VLAN needs to reach a NS belonging to a different VLAN (or, better, belonging to a different network, local or non local) the host's requests need to be properly
routed to that NS (generically speaking, if the NS belongs to a locally connected VLAN network segment this will happen by means of the routing between internal VLANs or, if the NS belongs to a non local network - say it's a public NS or a remote NS, as example - that will happen via routing through a Next Hop Gateway / Default Router when available).
Original Message:
Sent: Jul 18, 2022 05:27 AM
From: Gregory Thompson
Subject: DNS Servers on different VLANS
I have an Aruba 3810. Do these not have ip helper commands for DNS on different vlans? If not anyone have any thoughts on setting this up?