Subnet and DHCP

[MK]

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naay setting configs para ana...

depende sa dhcp server na imo gamit..cheap broadband routers normally dont have that settings...but good ones or Windows base dhcp server or any good dhcp server appliance has that function to adjust your leased period. Pero dili kaayo ni effective kun ang imo clients are mostly mga PC users nga office base ra nya wala ga absent hahaha...its big benefit kay kun naa ka daghan wifi base clients or users na normally move in and out of the office.

[tribaldj]

BDW the IP address is really a milllion of combinations...

[netcommando]

rule of thumb for network engineers.

Dont' make things complicated.

[nailv]

nailv:

Is your dhcp running on the cisco router or on a Box? Be resourceful try to recreate in a lab.
Ask teledata personnel. I believe they know more and I also believe its there responsibility.

wala oie.. test question ra gani. kay sauna naka encounter mi ana nahutdan ug IP ang dhcp server. gi re assign ra pud ang mga IP nga wala na gamita nya gi change ang lease time just like what the other forum said.

[nailv]

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[primejohnz]

pwd ra cguro one of your PCs himoon router ...

[primejohnz]

or gamit Class B or Class A network IP Adds

[MK]

Well, i already have 4 employers total. 3 of them are using Microsoft server machine for DHCP. only one of them used the router as their DHCP server which i think is substandard. I think malumos ang router ana.. Dapat ilahi jud na ang DHCP server sa lain machine just like what my other 3 employers did.

normally, kun naa ka Windows domain controller sa imo network setup, mao sad na imo configure as local DNS/DHCP server. As for subnetting your network, depende on what kind of network devices you have now or are you willing to invest a bit on your core switch. All you need is a cheap layer 3 switch to serve as your core switch where you configure your subnets (kun wala ka L3 switch pwede sad router nalang gyud ) Then create ka 3 subnets, 2 for the clients and 1 for your main infrastructure servers. Dali ra na implement kun naa ka router or L3 switch. Just enable the IP Helper sa imo core switch or router ayos na.

[coolnezz]

normally, kun naa ka Windows domain controller sa imo network setup, mao sad na imo configure as local DNS/DHCP server. As for subnetting your network, depende on what kind of network devices you have now or are you willing to invest a bit on your core switch. All you need is a cheap layer 3 switch to serve as your core switch where you configure your subnets (kun wala ka L3 switch pwede sad router nalang gyud ) Then create ka 3 subnets, 2 for the clients and 1 for your main infrastructure servers. Dali ra na implement kun naa ka router or L3 switch. Just enable the IP Helper sa imo core switch or router ayos na.

why would you want a cheap switch as your core switch?

[MK]

why would you want a cheap switch as your core switch?

kay murag dili man cla ganahan mogasto ug dako for now?
of course kun naa cla money to invest high quality one then why would they get the cheap ones hehe.
im just saying the dirty cheap way to get his subnetting problem done in a zip kun dili gyud cya gana using the /23 nmask approach....