Re: Static IP addresses mean no DHCP
- From: "SuperGumby [SBS MVP]" <not@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 5 Jun 2005 23:58:00 +1000
then you should be asking the question in an SSH related group.
You don't have a problem with SBS.
The subject of this thread has nothing to do with SSH.
I dont use, nor care about, SSH.
get the picture?
"Tony Girgenti" <tony@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:uLG%23aWdaFHA.2308@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> This is all great information. Thanks.
>
> But the problem i'm really trying to figure out is:
>
> At home, if i plug my workstation(WIN XP PRO SP2) into router, do vpn
> using SSH Sentinel then do RDC to SBS2000 at office, it work fine.
>
> When i plug the ws into the hub which is part of a SBS2003 SP1 network, no
> isa, two nics(using the same router) and try the vpn/rdc, the vpn
> establishes but the rdc says "The client could not connect to the remote
> computer"
>
> Thanks,
> Tony
>
> "SuperGumby [SBS MVP]" <not@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:uALQb2caFHA.3400@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>I recommend that all SBS networks (and for that matter all AD networks)
>>allow the server(s) to issue IP addresses under the control of the DHCP
>>Server service operating on AD DC peers.
>>
>> If you have a dual NIC setup I don't give much of a care whether the
>> external interface is static or DHCP from your router. It depends more on
>> the router's fallabilities and whether you wish to allow remote access
>> than anything else.
>>
>> If your AD DC DHCP Server has reservations for any devices which you wish
>> to assign an IP which doesn't change you can quickly and easily see it in
>> the DHCP console.
>>
>> When that printer with the IP interface reception use to invoice all your
>> clients dies, you can plug another one in, let it get a dynamic address,
>> inspect the DHCP console, make a reservation based on the MAC address
>> DHCP advises you of, turn it off and back on, and not visit the other 74
>> PC's which use it.
>>
>>
>> "Tony Girgenti" <antoniongirgenti@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:%23GmXzmcaFHA.3488@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>> After reading your reply, i couldn't understand why the
>>> smallbizserver.net site shows setup for workstations with static ip
>>> addresses for "2nics, dynamic, isa, router", but when i went back to
>>> read it again i saw the "or use DHCP" at the bottom.
>>>
>>> So, you would recommend i use DHCP ?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Tony
>>>
>>> "SuperGumby [SBS MVP]" <not@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>>> news:%234TuEYcaFHA.2212@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>>> it means more than that, and IMHO it means you're creating work for
>>>> yourself. If the object of the excercise is to keep yourself busy
>>>> continue to do so.
>>>>
>>>> Me? I like to put m' feet up, have a beer and a stogie and reflect on
>>>> how well SBS looks after itself.
>>>>
>>>> If you really have a reason to put devices on static IP's (printers
>>>> come to mind) DHCP reservation via MAC address is your friend.
>>>>
>>>> "Tony Girgenti" <antoniongirgenti@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>>>> news:uzGs4JcaFHA.3048@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>>>> If workstations on a SBS2003 have static IP addresses, does that mean
>>>>> that DHCP is not being used ?
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>> Tony
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
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