BootP and DHCP Relay agent

what's the difference between BootP and DHCP Relay agent

How do you configure BootP in a server 2003 router, please?

Thanks in advance!

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> what's the difference between BootP and DHCP Relay agent
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> How do you configure BootP in a server 2003 router, please?
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> Thanks in advance!
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Bootp allows a client to boot from a network share, rather than from a
local CD/DVD. It can be configured to work in Server 2003.

http://technet2.microsoft.com/window....mspx?mfr=true

DHCP relay allows a router to forward DHCP discover broadcasts from one
segment to another. Assume you have one DHCP server with two scopes, one
for the local segment and one for a second segment separated by an IP
router. If you enable DHCP relay or the router, machines in either segment
can get their network config from the DHCP server. DHCP relay will forward
the request from the segment without a DHCP server to the DHCP server in the
other segment.

Have a quick question. How can I get UPnP to work for clients that are behind
the dhcp relay? Currently, computers connected directly to the router running
dhcp server has UPnP working fine; they are able to do automatic port
forwarding. However, I cannot get this to work for computers that are
connecting through the dhcp relay first. The DHCP relay is using Windows 2003
server btw.

Thanks