CentralViking19
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Hello, Question for experts on Windows NT 4.0
My server is Windows NT 4.0, currently hooked up to a Linksys Router with QoS giving full bandwidth the it and low to the other computers and switches.
I want to have my Windows NT Server be the router of my network, I got two NICs in my computer and now i cannot go onto the internet, i spent many many hours last night trying to make the internet on the server work with a pure connection from the modem to the server, i forgot to set my setting to DHCP and then i could get on (my internet is Dynamic IP, so that may present a problem because i cant type in a static IP), Now the thing is, i need the DHCP service to run on the NIC with the internet, then have the DHCP server run on the second NIC which is going to connect to a Switch and the computers will get an IP from the second NIC
If it were XP i wouldnt be here, because i just bridge the connections, but since XP isnt a Domain Server, im here
Thanks and have a Happy New Year!
My server is Windows NT 4.0, currently hooked up to a Linksys Router with QoS giving full bandwidth the it and low to the other computers and switches.
I want to have my Windows NT Server be the router of my network, I got two NICs in my computer and now i cannot go onto the internet, i spent many many hours last night trying to make the internet on the server work with a pure connection from the modem to the server, i forgot to set my setting to DHCP and then i could get on (my internet is Dynamic IP, so that may present a problem because i cant type in a static IP), Now the thing is, i need the DHCP service to run on the NIC with the internet, then have the DHCP server run on the second NIC which is going to connect to a Switch and the computers will get an IP from the second NIC
If it were XP i wouldnt be here, because i just bridge the connections, but since XP isnt a Domain Server, im here
Thanks and have a Happy New Year!