DHCP 101

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AMarcus

i have a dc with dhcp and dns running. all clients (2K/XP) whether a
member of the domain or not get their ip addresses from the dhcp server.
the major problem is that the default gateway given by the dhcp server is
the ip address of the client. it doesn;t matter whether the route option
(003) is a scope config or a server config option. any ideas really
aprreciated....
 
G

Guest

Try the following

Ensure the default gateway is set to the IP address in a switched networ
Set the registry flag
HKLM\CCS\SERVICES\DHCP Server\Configuration\Subnets\(subnet ip)\SwitchedNetworkFlag
DWORD

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i have a dc with dhcp and dns running. all clients (2K/XP) whether a
member of the domain or not get their ip addresses from the dhcp server
the major problem is that the default gateway given by the dhcp server is
the ip address of the client. it doesn;t matter whether the route option
(003) is a scope config or a server config option. any ideas really
aprreciated...
 
W

William Cooper

Have you tried ipconfig /release then ipconfig /renew, they may still be using their old leases?

i have a dc with dhcp and dns running. all clients (2K/XP) whether a member of the domain or not get their ip addresses from the dhcp server.
the major problem is that the default gateway given by the dhcp server is the ip address of the client. it doesn;t matter whether the route option (003) is a scope config or a server config option. any ideas really aprreciated....
 

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