1. With certain DHCP assigned ipaddresses I am unable to
ping outside of the network. I've also notice in one of
the scope I see a list of bad ip addresses. Why is it that
I can ping outside the network with some ipaddresses and
not with others although they're in the same scope?

2. I have 3 scopes in the domain, but one of them isn't
being assigned by DHCP. They all have the same settings
but for some reason I have to manually assigned the
ipaddress from one of the scopes. Could I get some
feedback on this issue?

On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 11:59:16 -0800, "sherman smith"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>1. With certain DHCP assigned ipaddresses I am unable to
>ping outside of the network. I've also notice in one of
>the scope I see a list of bad ip addresses. Why is it that
>I can ping outside the network with some ipaddresses and
>not with others although they're in the same scope?

Gateway address?

>2. I have 3 scopes in the domain, but one of them isn't
>being assigned by DHCP. They all have the same settings
>but for some reason I have to manually assigned the
>ipaddress from one of the scopes. Could I get some
>feedback on this issue?

How do you expect the scopes to be assigned, or how have you
configured them to be assigned?

Jeff

>-----Original Message-----
>On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 11:59:16 -0800, "sherman smith"
><(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>>1. With certain DHCP assigned ipaddresses I am unable to
>>ping outside of the network. I've also notice in one of
>>the scope I see a list of bad ip addresses. Why is it
that
>>I can ping outside the network with some ipaddresses and
>>not with others although they're in the same scope?
>
>Gateway address?

each computer has the correct gateway address, its just
with some ipaddresses I can not ping outside of the
network while others can within the same scope.

>
>>2. I have 3 scopes in the domain, but one of them isn't
>>being assigned by DHCP. They all have the same settings
>>but for some reason I have to manually assigned the
>>ipaddress from one of the scopes. Could I get some
>>feedback on this issue?
>
>How do you expect the scopes to be assigned, or how have
you
>configured them to be assigned?
>
>Jeff

They're assigned so that DHCP assigns each computer an
ipaddress withing a certain scope.. when one scope runs
out of addresses to be assigned, then it goes into the
next scope.
>.
>

Hello...
Without know what the scopes are (and default gateway), all we can do is
speculate.
What the 3 scope you have configured? What is the 'Router' option
configure. Are you setting the 'Router' option as a scope option for each
scope, or as a global Server option?
Thanks in advance....