Right, but on home networks with only four or five IP's you may as well
leave DHCP off and static the bunch.

On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 9:41 AM, Tom Piwowar <[email protected]> wrote:

> Scary, it is not clear what this utility does. So who knows what it is
> doing to your network and how to undo what it does if necessary.
>
> You don't have to switch off DHCP to forward ports. You just have to
> limit DHCP to handle a range of ports and give the target computer a
> static address that is out of the DHCP range. That is simple enough for
> me.
>
> >I saw this in the news this morning and was wondering if anyone has
> >tried it and can answer a question. The hardest part of port
> >forwarding on a network is having to switch off DHCP, so you can tell
> >the router which machine to forward which port for. So my question is:
> >If I use this app, can I actually re-enable DHCP? If not, then I
> >wonder why they call it 'simple' port forwarding?
>
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