Restricted IP address in multiple DHCP relay agent environment

This issue occurs because both DHCP Relay Agents responds to the DHCP requests and they don't work as fail over.

• The client sends a DHCP request and both Relay Agent send the requests to the DHCP server
• DHCP server responds to the request with restricted IP address
• The client get the response from one of the DHCP relay agent and it then send a request with SOH       
• Now the response from the second DHCP relay agent comes and the client assume the IP address with restricted IP and discard the   response  from the both relay agent with full access IP

 In the network trace, you will see:

16754  0.0000000 <Time><Date> 0.0.0.0             255.255.255.255  DHCP        DHCP:Request, MsgType = REQUEST, TransactionID = 0x401B504D
16784  0.0085968 <Time><Date> 192.168.100.3       DS-CLIENTDHCP    DHCP:Reply, MsgType = ACK, TransactionID = 0x401B504D
16793  0.0003589 <Time><Date> 0.0.0.0             255.255.255.255  DHCP        DHCP:Request, MsgType = REQUEST, TransactionID = 0x401B504D, SOH:Vendor = Microsoft, Version 2, Request
16804  0.0004382 <Time><Date> 192.168.100.2       DS-CLIENTDHCP    DHCP:Reply, MsgType = ACK, TransactionID = 0x401B504D  - The client gets response from second DHCP relay agent after it sends the request with SOH and the client assumes that IP address and discard the following acknowledge.
16985  0.0201080 <Time><Date> 192.168.100.2       DS-CLIENTDHCP    DHCP:Reply, MsgType = ACK, TransactionID = 0x401B504D, SOH:Vendor = Microsoft, Version 2, Response
16994  0.0153142 <Time><Date> 192.168.100.3       DS-CLIENTDHCP    DHCP:Reply, MsgType = ACK, TransactionID = 0x401B504D, SOH:Vendor = Microsoft, Version 2, Response.