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Help Setting up DHCP
We have a ISP provider providing 2 T1's to 2 locations and a DSL Modem to a 3rd location.
There is a Cisco 1760 router with a Cisco 2950 at the T1 locations. We have a Winproxy
and Linux wins setup at both sites. A AS/400 is at site 1 which all access. Again our ISP
is providing the bridge.
All pc's are setup with static ip addresses and we now need to setup DHCP. We are now
having the problem of people moving between the locations and I need help setting up
to use DHCP. I was thinking about using the AS/400 as a DHCP server but I don't know
if that's the best solution or really where I need to start. Any help would be appreciated.
There is a Cisco 1760 router with a Cisco 2950 at the T1 locations. We have a Winproxy
and Linux wins setup at both sites. A AS/400 is at site 1 which all access. Again our ISP
is providing the bridge.
All pc's are setup with static ip addresses and we now need to setup DHCP. We are now
having the problem of people moving between the locations and I need help setting up
to use DHCP. I was thinking about using the AS/400 as a DHCP server but I don't know
if that's the best solution or really where I need to start. Any help would be appreciated.
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There is a Linux Wins Server running Samba at each location. Can DHCP be setup on these boxes? If so how would the third DSL location work? I am not wanting to use the AS/400 for this but they are pushing for it.
yes the linux boxes would work great for this.... what is at the third location?
Thanks
scott
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scott
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Here is the setup example (not real IP#):
Loc1 Cisco 1760 - Winproxy - Cisco 2950 - Lan - Linux Wins - Iseries 270 Netserver
IP address 68.2.194.31 Local ip 192.168.10.1
Subnet 255.255.255.224
Gateway 68.2.194.30
DNS 217.26.136.3 216.26.136.20
Loc2 Cisco 1760 - Winproxy - Cisco 2950 - Lan - Linux Wins
IP address 68.2.195.31 Local ip 192.168.11.1
Subnet 255.255.255.224
Gateway 68.2.195.30
DNS 217.26.136.3 216.26.136.20
Loc3 DSL Modem
IP address 63.242.134.154
Subnet 255.255.252.0
Gateway
DNS 217.26.136.3 216.26.136.20
Loc1 Cisco 1760 - Winproxy - Cisco 2950 - Lan - Linux Wins - Iseries 270 Netserver
IP address 68.2.194.31 Local ip 192.168.10.1
Subnet 255.255.255.224
Gateway 68.2.194.30
DNS 217.26.136.3 216.26.136.20
Loc2 Cisco 1760 - Winproxy - Cisco 2950 - Lan - Linux Wins
IP address 68.2.195.31 Local ip 192.168.11.1
Subnet 255.255.255.224
Gateway 68.2.195.30
DNS 217.26.136.3 216.26.136.20
Loc3 DSL Modem
IP address 63.242.134.154
Subnet 255.255.252.0
Gateway
DNS 217.26.136.3 216.26.136.20
dang third location is limited what is the DSL modem and does it have DHCP options? and what are you assigning to the LAN pc on location 3?
Thanks
Scott
Thanks
Scott
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Well it looks like I don't have a choice and will be trying to get this to work on the AS/400.
Thanks for all the advice.
Thanks for all the advice.
Rob