It is NT RAS that is taking up all you DHCP accounts. I experienced this
a few ago. What I had to do was set a range within NT RAS that was out of
the scope of DHCP. and had it use that range to assign IPs.
Michael Lucas
Engineering Consultant
"Stewart Dean" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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09/04/99 08:57 AM AST
Please respond to sdean
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Subject: JetDirect Misbehavior, was FTP Attempts
If anyone can point me to more information about JetDirect
misbehavior, I'd be obliged. I have a situation where something is
snaffling up DHCP addresses and I'm wondering if it could be this.
FYI, NT's RAS (Remote Availability Services...what a concept,
wonder when Unix will have it) did this in an incarnation that was
installed earlier this year. 1 minutes and *all* my DHCP range was
used up.
// Stewart Dean - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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