I added the list back in. Lets' keep this on the list, please. > > The desktop is running win98 and it is configured for dhcp, cuz I already have a dhcp router running(I'm setting this up to move to work). > > When I say it can't see it, I mean it can't ping it, can't find it as a dhcp server, can't do anything to it.
> Does the Win98 host have an IP address? If so, what is it? Where did it get > its address (do you have 2 DHCP servers running)? Is this PC (The Windows 98 Machine) on a NT based network ( is there an NT Server Box somewhere on the Network?) as this may have the DHCP server installed as well... > >The only possible problem I see: I have the internal > >network running as 192.168.0.1 and dhcp = 192.168.0.12-32, but my eth0 gets its ip > >address as 192.168.254.102. Could this be causing some kind of conflict? Maybe.... Are you running a cable modem or a normal dialup PPP connection? If cable eth0 should be connected to the cable modem (this is fine). If not eth0 should be connected to your LAN... (then you would have a problem) > >If > >so, what IP range should I use for my internal network? What you have got is fine.. > I think it is time for you to read the FAQ about "how do I ask for help", > then follow its advice about how to post a systematic description of your > problems. This Might be helpfull, :) You could try running winipcfg on the Win98 box and see what IP address it is getting from the DHCP server (if its getting one at all), as it might be on the wrong IP range -- eg 192.168.1.2 instead of 192.168.0.2 (which would explain your inability to ping) Well I'd have to say this is all the advise i can offer at the moment.... Hope it helps anyway ~jay _______________________________________________ Leaf-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-user
