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Treasur2<br />
this also work identically for RRAS under Windows 2003<br />
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Cheers<br />
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JamesDS
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Treasur2
this also work identically for RRAS under Windows 2003

Cheers

JamesDS

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Yep. That did the trick. &nbsp;Is this by design or a classic windows glitch?
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Yep. That did the trick.  Is this by design or a classic windows glitch?

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it's not a bug, it's a feature!
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:)).......LOL. Haaaa yes. Those features those features. Thanks just the same.
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:)).......LOL. Haaaa yes. Those features those features. Thanks just the same.

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I'm trying to enable W2k server as a dhcp relay agent. I've installed and configured Routing and remote access. According to what I read the node in question should be under (remote access server name)\Ip routing...........<br />
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But all I have is \general, \static routes. <br />
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what am I doing wrong.
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I'm trying to enable W2k server as a dhcp relay agent. I've installed and configured Routing and remote access. According to what I read the node in question should be under (remote access server name)\Ip routing...........

But all I have is \general, \static routes. 

what am I doing wrong.

No dhcp relay agent node in remote access

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