dhcp-helper is a DHCP relay agent that serves as a simple and direct alternative to the ISC relay. It is designed to simplify the network communication process, making it easier to manage and maintain DHCP connections.
I recently had the opportunity to use dhcp-helper, a DHCP relay agent, and I was pleasantly surprised by its simplicity and straightforwardness. One of the main reasons I chose this software as an alternative to the ISC relay was its ease of use. Being a Linux-only application, it does not require any kernel support beyond the network stack. This means that you won't need LPF or packet sockets, which can be quite cumbersome.
After using this software, I wanted to get some feedback from other users to know if it is generally useful to others. Therefore, if you use dhcp-helper, please let me know.
The latest release, which includes some major updates, supports the current version of the Linux capability ABI. Additionally, it ensures that dhcp-helper no longer triggers warnings from up-to-date kernels, further improving its reliability and stability.
Overall, I would recommend dhcp-helper to anyone looking for a reliable and easy-to-use DHCP relay agent. Its Linux-only functionality may be a drawback for some, but its simplicity and stability more than make up for it.
After using this software, I wanted to get some feedback from other users to know if it is generally useful to others. Therefore, if you use dhcp-helper, please let me know.
The latest release, which includes some major updates, supports the current version of the Linux capability ABI. Additionally, it ensures that dhcp-helper no longer triggers warnings from up-to-date kernels, further improving its reliability and stability.
Overall, I would recommend dhcp-helper to anyone looking for a reliable and easy-to-use DHCP relay agent. Its Linux-only functionality may be a drawback for some, but its simplicity and stability more than make up for it.
What's New
Version 1.0: N/A