Re: Port forward w/o DHCP - dslreports.com

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joako Premium join:2000-09-07 /dev/null	reply to wayjac Re: Port forward w/o DHCP Where do you add the IP address? All I have is a dropdown list that shows the DHCP clients. -- PRescott7-2097
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wayjac Premium,MVM join:2001-12-22 Indy	You shouldn't need to add the ip address Static ip devices will be listed by ip address on the view network summary page
	to forum · permalink · · 2009-06-03 16:51:39 ·
joako Premium join:2000-09-07 /dev/null	The computer is not getting a DHCP lease from the 2wire, instead it is set to have a static IP in the computer's network configuration. -- PRescott7-2097
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wayjac Premium,MVM join:2001-12-22 Indy	I didn't overlook what you posted "I need to use another DHCP server on the LAN, using the 2wire will not work" Are you using a second router for the lan No matter the details the 2wire is the gateway for the lan
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joako Premium join:2000-09-07 /dev/null ·AT&T U-Verse	Everything is connected to the same dumb switch. DHCP is enabled on the 2wire. I need to remote into the network to change the DHCP server settings to assign the correct default gateway. There is 1 machine with a static IP address and it can access the internet. -- PRescott7-2097
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wayjac Premium,MVM join:2001-12-22 Indy	I can't help you with this issue Someone else may be able to help you
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efflandt join:2002-01-25 Elgin, IL ·AT&T Midwest	reply to joako said by joako : Everything is connected to the same dumb switch. DHCP is enabled on the 2wire. I need to remote into the network to change the DHCP server settings to assign the correct default gateway. There is 1 machine with a static IP address and it can access the internet. That does not quite make sense. The LAN IP of the 2Wire is your LAN gateway. If you try to remote into that PC on your LAN to change the gateway (2Wire LAN IP), the PC you remoted to would suddenly not have a proper gateway, so you would not be able to reconnect to it to fix its gateway.
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joako Premium join:2000-09-07 /dev/null ·AT&T U-Verse	All is resolved now. Someone was putting the default gateway into the "static routes" instead of the proper place. The 2wire is not the DHCP server, I needed to change the DHAll> All is resolved now. Someone was putting the default gateway into the "static routes" instead of the proper place. -- PRescott7-2097
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