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Switching DHCP Back to Server from SonicWALL
Hey Everyone -
I currently have a client that is using their SonicWALL TZ100 to provide DHCP and DNS services to their network. After talking to a few people, I've come to idea that it's probably best to keep more services on the server than the router.
Just setup the client with a new SBS 2011 box and I figure this is the time to make that change. Will I be losing anything by switching? Before adding any clients to the domain, I currently turned off DHCP server on the SonicWALL and turned on the SBS 2011 box. Also created the scope as well. Will anything be affected (like their content filtering service on the SonicWALL) by making this switch?
I currently have a client that is using their SonicWALL TZ100 to provide DHCP and DNS services to their network. After talking to a few people, I've come to idea that it's probably best to keep more services on the server than the router.
Just setup the client with a new SBS 2011 box and I figure this is the time to make that change. Will I be losing anything by switching? Before adding any clients to the domain, I currently turned off DHCP server on the SonicWALL and turned on the SBS 2011 box. Also created the scope as well. Will anything be affected (like their content filtering service on the SonicWALL) by making this switch?
Make sure to check DHCP range on the firewall for VPN clients as I believe vpn clients that are assigned static addresses must come from the sonicwall.
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-Cliff