Q: I have a friend who is leasing a portion of his office to a lawyer, he told this guy he could have access to T1, but he also wants the man unable to have access network.

I he could statically assign an IP address on a different subnet, but he could easily ignore. He also does not want to spend this.
my thought best so far is using an old smc router I have about the construction and use that as a router and DHCP server.

Q: How to get a DHCP server on my USB Flash Drive bootable?

Anyone know anything about this? I have many links founf online about creating a bootable flash drive, but not just about having an effective working DHCP server.

Q: It seems that any computers on my network are wi.rr.com (Road Runner) IP address handed out when they boot up, and they should get a local address of my Windows 2003 server. The IP system is not the default 192.168 . when they get wi.rr.com address either, so they have no connection to my domain.

Are there tools available to detect all computers that act as DHCP server? Ive tried DHCP Find 1.2 and it was useless.