🚀 go-pugleaf

Well, just for the record, the problem was router.  I was looking for a
place to assign a gateway, but with DHCP they call it a router (almost the
same thing).


daniel lucksinger wrote in message
<377CE0A7.D371A855@manta.library.colostate.edu>...
>I'm definately not an NT server expert, but I'm pretty sure that your
problem
>is in the configuration of DHCP on the server and not the clients.  Hope
this
>helps even a little.
>
>Daniel
>
>Adam Carheden wrote:
>
>> To ease the job of system administration, I installed the DHCP server on
my
>> NT 4.0 server.  Things went well until I realized that the client
computers
>> have no access to anything outside my domain.  (i.e. client assigned the
>> address 129.82.197.136 can reach 129.82.197.251 but not 129.82.100.64
>> because of the subnet mask 255.255.255.0).
>>
>> These are win95 clients, and their gateway remained the same as before I
>> switched them to DHCP.  Is this a limitation or `feature' of DHCP, or is
>> there a way to solve this problem in the configuration? I don't see a
>> gateway setting in my DHCP server properties...
>>
>> TIA
>> --
>> Adam
>> carheden@holly.colostate.edu
>