DHCP

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Aaron

Hi All,

I have two networks both on different subnet. The main
network has its address assigned via the DHCP server. Now
I am using reservation to assign the other subnet its
address. Everything is fine but when browsing the network
you can see the two networks how can I prevent this from
happening.

Regards

Aaron
 
S

Shane Brasher

Hello,

If you shut down the following ports it should stop it.

UDP 138
UDP 137

Shane Brasher
MCSE (2003,2000,NT),MCSA Security, Network+, A+
Microsoft Technical Support

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