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DHCP Setup Help !!! not responding to DHCP requests!
My connection is setup like this
T1 -> Cisco 1721 router -> switch -> server, workstations, net printers..etc.
AD is installed, and dcpromo'd. DNS configured correctly.
now i want to run DHCP on this server, the DHCP on the cisco router is turned off. (we were using the DSL router as DHCP before)
We are assigned static IPs from our ISP, like below
usable IP range: 216.32.155.1 - 216.32.155.6
Broadcast address: 216.32.155.7
router IP 216.32.155.1
subnet mask: 255.255.255.248
DNS 1: 216.116.96.2
DNS 2: 216.116.96.3
1st NIC is setup as static IP like above, I assigned 216.32.155.2 to the server, 2nd NIC is disabled for now.
so I setup the DNS on the server, and in the NIC properties, DNS is setup to the server IP, and in DNS forwarder i set it to forward all queries to our ISP DNS 216.116.96.2 /3
the server has access to internet and everything.
DHCP is setup like this
Start IP: 192.168.0.14
End Ip : 192.168.0.47
Subnet: 255.255.255.0
Scope Option>Router> 216.32.155.1 (T1 router)
Scope Option>DNS Server> 216.116.96.2 /3
while on the workstations, they are not getting any DHCP response at all.
Did i assign wrong IPs in that DHCP table?
I do not want to assign real IPs to workstations, I want to assign private block of IPs to the internal machines, like how it was before with the DSL router.
Can anyone point me to the right direction? Please help!!
T1 -> Cisco 1721 router -> switch -> server, workstations, net printers..etc.
AD is installed, and dcpromo'd. DNS configured correctly.
now i want to run DHCP on this server, the DHCP on the cisco router is turned off. (we were using the DSL router as DHCP before)
We are assigned static IPs from our ISP, like below
usable IP range: 216.32.155.1 - 216.32.155.6
Broadcast address: 216.32.155.7
router IP 216.32.155.1
subnet mask: 255.255.255.248
DNS 1: 216.116.96.2
DNS 2: 216.116.96.3
1st NIC is setup as static IP like above, I assigned 216.32.155.2 to the server, 2nd NIC is disabled for now.
so I setup the DNS on the server, and in the NIC properties, DNS is setup to the server IP, and in DNS forwarder i set it to forward all queries to our ISP DNS 216.116.96.2 /3
the server has access to internet and everything.
DHCP is setup like this
Start IP: 192.168.0.14
End Ip : 192.168.0.47
Subnet: 255.255.255.0
Scope Option>Router> 216.32.155.1 (T1 router)
Scope Option>DNS Server> 216.116.96.2 /3
while on the workstations, they are not getting any DHCP response at all.
Did i assign wrong IPs in that DHCP table?
I do not want to assign real IPs to workstations, I want to assign private block of IPs to the internal machines, like how it was before with the DSL router.
Can anyone point me to the right direction? Please help!!
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that was quick! this is a Win2003 R2 Standard Edition, running on DELL 2950 server
so to make the DHCP work for the internal workstations,
I enable the 2nd NIC, and I assign it an internal address such as 192.168.0.1 ? and it will start leasing out private IPs ? what gateway IP will the NIC use?
but if I connect the Router to 1st NIC, then 2nd NIC to our internal network, how will the 1st and 2nd NIC communicate? in that case they are on two seperate networks. 1 is public network, other is internal. our internal workstations need to have access to internet as well using the same T1 line.
so to make the DHCP work for the internal workstations,
I enable the 2nd NIC, and I assign it an internal address such as 192.168.0.1 ? and it will start leasing out private IPs ? what gateway IP will the NIC use?
but if I connect the Router to 1st NIC, then 2nd NIC to our internal network, how will the 1st and 2nd NIC communicate? in that case they are on two seperate networks. 1 is public network, other is internal. our internal workstations need to have access to internet as well using the same T1 line.
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PS> WINS would also be 192.168.1.10 in DHCP
However, since you have already DC'd it, changing the IP could be bad. You should probably enable the 2nd NIC. Is this SBS premium with ISA?
You would have the 2nd NIC in the same switch as the PC's. The primary NIC would go into the router. The switch the PC's are on, would not be plugged into the router.