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    Router - DHCP enabled?

    Can anyone advise me on how to get my router to work on DHCP, its a Linksis BEFW1184 and it has a DHCP config page which simply says to click enable and away you go. However none of the PC's connected to it will pickup or acknowledge theres a DHCP service running.

    Any ideas would be appreciatted because I'm no fan of static.


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    Are you computer's tcp/ip configured to get an IP address automatically ?

    Edit: also what OS are u using ?
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    Just to let you know I'm an IT technician so I've done most of the stuff I should have done, however I've never used a dsl router before and wondered if there was a reason the DHCP doesnt work.

    All machines are configured to obtain an IP.

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    if you are an IT technician then you'll have missed out the following essential step......






















































    RTFM

    ftp://ftp.linksys.com/pdf/befw11s4_v2ug.pdf

    page 30 would appear to have the information relevent to the routers DHCP server setup.

    I apologise if I've picked up the incorrect model number, but you'll find that the model number you gave isn't on the linksys website.

    Just in case I'll post links to all the linksys manuals.
    http://www.linksys.com/support/support.asp?spid=68


    You'll need to set a start point and an end point for your DHCP scope
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    Originally posted by Moby-Dick
    if you are an IT technician then you'll have missed out the following essential step.....
    Already done that m8, however my version doesn't have a scope just a starting IP and further 'DHCP clients allowed'.

    Any other thoughts?

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    sounds odd - I've PM'd you for further details.
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    Looks fine those settings, Looked at my Neargear DG834 all it has is a "Use as DHCP Server" tick box, and starting and ending IP range.

    Only problems i ran into was id turned off a few services
    and telling the network card to Obtain IP and DNS automatically

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    so thats all applied and the router rebooted ?

    I presume the DHCP client table shows current leases
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    Oh my god.

    Woke up this morning at its working.


    lol?



    Thanks for the help anyway guys.
    Last edited by Bleek; 05-11-2003 at 04:46 PM.
    The situation's looking...

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    I'd guess the router rebooted overnight ?
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    Originally posted by Moby-Dick
    I'd guess the router rebooted overnight ?
    No thats the thing, I rebooted it and everything else several times over the course of the evening without joy.

    Woke up this morning, booted up... IP allocated. Erm...

    Oddly everything now works.

    I knew I hadn't done anything wrong, the router just wanted to get settled in to its new home I bet. Ahum.
    The situation's looking...

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    I iwsh mine would..... Keeps setting its VCI level to 35 even when I set it to 38.... ADSL wont connect unless its set to 38.

    Looks like a return to D-Link, just awaiting on their 2nd line tech dept to call me but that can take upto 5 days


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    I'm pretty happy with the Linksys kit I've purchased, to be honest I used to be a D-Link fan but this Linksys stuff is good for the money. Its also allowed me to run wireless XBOX in my bedroom which is nice.
    The situation's looking...

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