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Let me clarify my setup, but I think I understand my problem.. &nbsp;The Linksys Router's WAN port is connected to a cable modem with an active internet connection.<br />
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My SBS Server has two network cards named WAN, and LAN. &nbsp;It's WAN card is connected to one of the LAN ports on the router. &nbsp;The router and server WAN network card uses 192.168.0.x (255.255.255.0) and the addresses are all fixed.<br />
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The second network card in the server, LAN, is connected to an SMC 10/100 switch that my clients are all conected to. &nbsp;The server's IP address is 10.0.0.1 (255.0.0.0) and DHCP is set up on the server to distribute addresses these addresses, 10.0.0.x (255.0.0.0)<br />
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I assumed that the router would pass a wireless client's DHCP request to the server and the server would give the client an IP address. &nbsp;I'm not sure why this not happening since DHCP PASSTHROUGH is enabled on the router.<br />
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If I understand your solution, I need to buy a WAP which would be connected to the SWITCH. Apparently, the router is passing the wireless client's DHCP request to the server but it is coming in on the server's WAN connection and DHCP is not assigning addresses in that subnet since it isn't set up to do that.<br />
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I have a spare WAP and will give this a try this morning.<br />

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The two lans are completely separate. All your PC must be connected to the LAN side of the server, not the WAN side. You will need an Access Point connected to the LAN of your server.
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I have a DHCP (single subnet) set up on 2003 SBS. &nbsp;The server is wired to a Linksys WRVs440N router with DHCP Relay enabled. &nbsp;Wired clients recieve IP addresses correctly but wireless clients do not. &nbsp;The wireless clients will be domain users and are having to work as wired clients now. &nbsp;I'm not trying to set up internet access for visitors.<br />
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If I give static IP addresses to my wireless clients, they have access to the server.<br />
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The only solution similar to my problem I've found is this one:<br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23412111/Cannot-pass-DHCP-to-wireless-clients-using-SBS-2003-and-a-Sonicwall-tz-180.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23412111/Cannot-pass-DHCP-to-wireless-clients-using-SBS-2003-and-a-Sonicwall-tz-180.html</a><br />
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Any help will be appreciated.
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I have a DHCP (single subnet) set up on 2003 SBS.  The server is wired to a Linksys WRVs440N router with DHCP Relay enabled.  Wired clients recieve IP addresses correctly but wireless clients do not.  The wireless clients will be domain users and are having to work as wired clients now.  I'm not trying to set up internet access for visitors.

If I give static IP addresses to my wireless clients, they have access to the server.

The only solution similar to my problem I've found is this one:
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Networking/Wireless/WLAN/Q_23412111.html

Any help will be appreciated.

SBS 2003 DHCP doesn't assign wireless clients IP addresses through Linksys router.

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