The server listens on UDP port number 67, and the client listens on UDP port number 68.
In this scenario R2 is the client, so you have to accept the inbound:
permit udp any any eq 68
It is a bit unclear what GI0/0 actually is, if the interface is facing the WAN (guess the name implies this) so the interface of Branch2 to the right side of the router with the .2 marking, it indeed == D
I don't even think there's enough addresses in the address pool. .3, .2 is being excluded, .1 is being used, pool looks like its 192.168.250.0-192.168.250.3
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