Can I use ASA to be a DHCP Server use in WLC wireless Client

I want to use ASA to be a DHCP Server for Wireless Client not it can't.
I check the debug log in WLC, I confirm the WLC have send the request to ASA.
In the ASA, it don't have any hits in the rule when the WLC send the DHCP relay request.
I have try don't use dhcp relay in WLC but don't success. Anybody have the same case with me? And Is the ASA can't support DHCP relay agent to request to get the IP Addr.
P.S. In the Network Design limitation so I can't use WLC to be DHCP Server.
Equipment:
ASA5510
WLC4402
How can I fix it.
Thank you very much

The issue is that the ASA doesn't accept DHCP requests from a relay agent, only broadcast DHCP requests. In the 4.2 version for the controllers there is now an option so you can change the way the controller forwards DHCP requests so that it is sent as a broadcast and not from a relay agent.

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