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December 6, 2006 at 09:46 AM
tom.monter

Setting up Linksys Router and Win2k DHCP/DNS Server

by tom.monter . Updated 17 years, 11 months ago

We’re running a win2k server at our engineering office and I wasn’t the original IT guy, but I have solved a lot of major issues with the server over the past year.

However because of the unstable nature of our internet sometimes, I’d like to set up a linksys router (BEFSR41) as our primary internet gateway so that when we reboot the gateway and cable modem we don’t knock users off the file/DHCP/DNS server.

What’s the best way to approach this?

I want to leave the IP’s as dynamically configured as we get a lot of visitors who end up using our wireless system (with a WEP key of course).

We do have most of the printers and office machines set as dynamically configured but I have a reservation mapped to most of the NIC MAC addresses.

The win2k server is set at the primary DNS/DHCP server as well as the primary gateway with the NAT translation mapping the internet gateway to the server.

Currently the Win2k server is also the internet router (Has 2 NIC’s).

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