> My only aversion to assigning fixed IPs via dhcp is that my clients  
> generally use cheap linksys routers that do not all support this  
> feature.

Most linksys routers can be configured for passthrough mode. Then  
they'll act as an access point/switch rather then a routing device.  
In this way the clients will grab their IP from the main router. Not  
sure what your environment is, but if if the main routing device is  
your ISP your in a pickle. But if it's a University network or some  
other such set up where you have access to the main routing device's  
admin your good as gold.

If it's a small business type situation (so the main router is ISP  
controlled), they may want to look into investing just a tad more for  
a better network device. You'd get some added benefits like VPN and  
virtual lans which might make everything all around easier.

-james

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