On Mon, 20 Mar 2000, Vaibhav Patkar wrote:
> For DHCP to work properly you need to define a range of IP address for the
> clients and servers should have fixed IP addresses which are not from that
> range.
Not necessarily, though it is preferable to have this. You can specify
the entire range, and then add a static IP line for all servers. These
static IPs can lie within the range. Whenever the DHCP server receives a
request from one of these machines, it assigns from that particular
machine's preferred static IPs.
> Your IP address 192.168.0.11 is I think from the range so it will not work
> always as the IP address may have assigned to a client.
This is a problem only if the client is switched on before the server.
Philip
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