?? You're not going to want a router managing dhcp are you?
What do the system stats show you on the status pages, etc? I've always
heard that too large of a DHCP Range can really suck the memory out of a
box. Also, did you verify that you have plenty of disk space free?
That should also be available on one of the status screens.
Is your content filter also on this machine? Any problems with that?
On 9/27/2010 12:47 PM, Charlie Niehaus wrote:
Thanks Abe. Now just tell me why the boxes can not assign the IP?
Might be a moot point - looking to replace it with a router.
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Subject: Re: [tech-geeks] IPCop - DHCP not responding.
On 9/26/2010 11:59 PM, Charlie Niehaus wrote:
The range of IP's is OK: I noticed that when I ran the Rogue DHCP checker
program it ALWAYS picked up the HIGHEST IP in the range - even if I change
the range and gave it MORE Ip's to hand out.
It always does that. IPCop starts handing out the at the top. The SME
Server's used to start at the bottom.
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