Marc,
Nope.
It's an Active Directory Domain controller running DNS,
but DHCP is running on my W2K Small Business Server.
--Bob Montgomery
>-----Original Message-----
>Does the RRAS box happen to have any of these services
installed?
>
>DHCP Server
>ICS
>NAT (with automatic addressing enabled)
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>If so disable the service(s).
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>Thanks,
>Marc Reynolds
>Microsoft Technical Support
>
>This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.
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>"Bob Montgomery" <(E-Mail Removed)>
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>news:f08201c3f1c9$592a49d0$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> I've configured RRAS to route between two subnets, but I
>> can't get DHCP relay to work.
>>
>> The network consists of subnet A and subnet B with
network
>> addresses 192.168.168.0/24 and 192.10.10.0/24.
>>
>> A W2K Small Business Server on subnet A (192.168.168.9)
is
>> running DHCP with scopes for the two subnets.
>>
>> A W2K Server with NICS on the two subnets
(192.168.168.58
>> and 192.10.10.1) is running RRAS and is configured as a
>> lan router. In addition, I've installed DHCP relay with
>> the address of the DHCP server located on subnet A and
an
>> interface on subnet B.
>>
>> I have a single Win98 computer attached to subnet B and
>> I've configured tcp/ip to obtain an address
automatically,
>> however, it fails to obtain an IP address.
>>
>> Using W2K Network Monitor to capture the DHCP packets on
>> the DHCP server and the RRAS server show me the
following:
>>
>> The DHCP Discover broadcast by the Win98 machine is
being
>> received by the DHCP relay; the DHCP Discover sent by
the
>> DHCP relay is being received by the DHCP server; and the
>> DHCP Offer sent by the DHCP server is being received by
>> the RRAS server on the interface connected to subnet A.
>>
>> In addition, I checked the DHCP relay agent interface on
>> subnet B shows the following:
>> Relay Mode: Enabled
>> Requests Received: 44
>> Replies Received: 0
>> Requests Discarded: 11
>> Replies Discarded: 0
>>
>> I also see that I'm getting Event ID: 30022 "IPBOOTP was
>> unable to receive an incoming message on the local
>> interface with IP address 192.10.10.1. The data is the
>> error code." and Data 0000: 38 27 00 00.
Unfortunately,
>> a google search doesn't yield anything helpful.
>>
>> Apart from the DHCP problem TCP/IP appears to be
>> functioning normally on the Win98 computer. In fact,
if I
>> manually configure the Win98 computer everything works
>> just great.
>>
>> TIA for your help.
>>
>> --Bob Montgomery
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