Switch – How to show dhcp server’s ip address for every VLAN on cisco switch

DHCP option 82 is really what you are looking for, assuming you have a DHCP server that supports it. Once you have a DHCP request with the switch / port information in it, assigning an IP to it should be pretty trivial (just matching up the switch / port to what's in your database). Most production networks don't rely on DHCP though, because it's something else that can fail. This might be nice for the initial setup (have the machine pull an IP via DHCP, then configure itself to use that as a static IP), but I wouldn't suggest you try and run servers off of DHCP.

OK, I have replaced the Cisco switch with a HP switch and the problem persists. My best guess is that the NIC doesn't support 802.1q tagging, so this was never a problem with the switch or it's configuration.