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paulo.oliveira -> RE: DHCP And DNS Relation WIth ADo (25.Jul.2008 7:48:34 AM)
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Hi, before give you any advice, please tell us howīs your ISA is connected. Is it with one NIC on the modemīs network (192.168.1.0) and the other on the internal network (192.168.0.0)? If so, then thatīs ok. Now letīs answers some questions [:D] quote:
so could any one tell me that my IP 192.168.0.1 is the right insfrastecture of the (LAN) network ? or during the DHCP Management whats IPS I WIll be given it ? You can use it any private network that you want. But if youīre getting confused using 192.168.... for both networks, then change the internal network to something like 10.0.0.0/8 or 172.16.0.0/16. quote:
could any one tell me what IP Adress i will be putted in the Add Exclusion Page during DHCP Configuration And What puuted in the Router Option .. 192.168.1.1 Or 192.168.0.1 ? If you donīt have no IP to exclude, then you should exclude none. In the router option you have to configure the IP address of the ISAīs internal NIC (if thereīs no router or other device before it). quote:
and what IP Putted in the Domain Name And DNS Server page because modem's provide me its own DNS adress and my (LAN)Server DNS Is its IP it is 192.168.0.1 .. so what DNS Adress i will putted in the Domain Name And DNS Server page ? You have to keep in mind that the internal DHCP configuration will be distributed to internal clients, so all the DHCP option will be different from the modemīs option. Forget about the modem options for internal clients! Note: In the internal DNS server, you have to configure it to forward DNS requests to an external DNS. In you case it will be 203.99.163.240 and 203.135.163.243 Regards, Paulo Oliveira.
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