jaysonfranklin
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BRINGING NEW DHCP SERVER ONLINE
well, i found one more thing that's unique about sbs....im trying to go into A.D. and authorize my new dhcp server, but there's no option for that in SBS.
dhcp was originally set up on our pix firewall, which i don't like, so i've assigned this job to a new server that i've built, set scope, and got ready to go. everythings good and tested on a different lan, however, to bring it online, it needs to be authorized through Active Directory. This is what i've done in the past with 2003. Now I'm working with SBS which is slightly different in this sense.
I'm assuming i have to re-run one of those wizards...?
dhcp was originally set up on our pix firewall, which i don't like, so i've assigned this job to a new server that i've built, set scope, and got ready to go. everythings good and tested on a different lan, however, to bring it online, it needs to be authorized through Active Directory. This is what i've done in the past with 2003. Now I'm working with SBS which is slightly different in this sense.
I'm assuming i have to re-run one of those wizards...?
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DanKoster
SBS DHCP works fine under a 1 NIC config as well. I personally only use 1 NIC for the rare instances that I'm not installing ISA.
Of course you are correct Dan. It just happens to be my personal preference. It feels more structured to me that way. I can also rationalize many reasons why a person should only use two NICs and not one but its just based on personal fancy :-)
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I had to add the dhcp snap in and do it. the option just isnt there under the dhcp window where i created the scope. hmm wierd. thanks for the help though.