Q: I have 8 computers and a NAS on a network with Linksys 8-port switch and a Linksys BEFSX41 (4 port firewall router) using DHCP router for a broadband connection. The NAS and 6 of the computers are getting IPs are and you can on the internet, but two of them are pulling, such as IP address 100.100.100.107 (the last 3 settings) and will not instead draw the correct 192.168 .1.107. Both, however, can see everyone else on the network you can see the NAS and used as a server for them.
Anyone any idea why the IP addresses are not always spent well on the machines?
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Re:I'll try both of them and see if that fixes it. Won't happen until Monday though (have to do it over the phone).
Thanks for the help, I'll let you know if it works.
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Re:It sounds to me like something is screwy with the networking of those 2K boxes. Can you try to uninstall/reinstall TCP/IP?
And have you got all the drivers for the NICs and motherboards up to date?
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Re:I set the IP to be static on one of the ones that was showing the incorrect IP address and when it restarted it didn't keep the set IP, it went back to Obtain IP automatically.
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Re:Why not try setting static IP's on all the machines.
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Re:They are all Win2k Professional. The router range is 20 (from 100 to 119) but the NAS is set to use 192.168.1.150. So they only use 8 of them and then the 150 one.
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Re:What OS are they using? How big is your IP range set to on the router?
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