Mixing Class C licenses
Steve Combs <ftbend@neosoft.com> Mon, 01 July 1996 21:42 UTC
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From: Steve Combs <ftbend@neosoft.com>
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Subject: Mixing Class C licenses
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Hello, I seem to have a problem with my DHCP server. I had created one scope using one of our class C licenses, but now that we have more computers using TCP/IP, I need to define another scope. The two class C licenses are not contigous. I went ahead and defined the new scope, but I can't seem to get the new machines to pull a lease from the new scope. I have multihomed both the DHCP server NIC and the router. Does anybody have some suggestions? Thanks. -- Steve Combs Fort Bend Independent School District 16431 Lexington Blvd. Sugar Land, TX 77479 (713)634-1318 combs@fortbend.k12.tx.us Visit Fort Bends Web Page!! Http://www.fortbend.k12.tx.us
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