phil wrote: [] > David, > I may have spoken to fast; you might have to set the "network" side > of the router to a fixed address. Leave the DHCP settings alone and > it will still be able vend an ip to another computer or device on the > network that has no fixed ip.
Yes, that's what I have. I actually needed to alter the start of dynamic IP addresses to suit my own needs. My wireless portables pick up a dynamic address just as normal (and NTP works correctly). > There are many guides on the net on walking one through the settings > that are router model specific. Even most router manufactures have > the ability to walk you through the settings as a customer service > for free. Phil .. and we've been using these for getting the folk to set the port forwarding for the particular application. Perhaps, in retrospect, getting them to force a fixed IP address for their PCs would have been a good idea as well. Cheers, David _______________________________________________ questions mailing list questions@lists.ntp.org https://lists.ntp.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
