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by cg it
Questions first: 1). What firewall software are you using [or is it a router with a built in firewall and a DHCP service between the cable modem and the LAN]? 2). how is the Server setup [gateway,PDC,???]. 3). are workstations using the server as a proxy server/gateway to the internet?
Firewalls are just that, firewalls, not DHCP services, therefore having LAN workstations obtaining their IP assignments from a firewall just doesn't make sense. If you want workstations to stop trying to obtain an IP address from the server, disable "obtain IP addresses Automatically" [same with DNS]. Then setup a static route.
by dharrison
by budthegrey
In order to provide IP info via DHCP, the server has to run DHCPSRVR.NLM.
At the NW server console command prompt, type UNLOAD DHCPSRVR. The NetWare server will no longer answer DHCP requests.
If you edit the AUTOEXEC.NCF file you'll probablyfind the line that loads DHCPSRVR; comment that out so that the DHCP server doesn't load the next time the server is restarted.
by dharrison
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