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I've got a D-Link DL 624 and intented to use it as a simple
switch/WiFI access port for use on a very small 4 client sbs 2003
network.
I've been having some problems getting SBS setup to recognise the NIC
connected to it as an internal NIC so I was wondering if there's a
fundamental problem with attemping this technique or if there is some
special configuration needed to do this.
I've changed the IP address to 192.168.0.253 and disabled DHCP on the
D-Link (SBServer is doing all the DHCP work).
I can't however find anything to disable the WAN part of the device.
Could it be this that's causing the problem?
I've got a D-Link DL 624 and intented to use it as a simple
switch/WiFI access port for use on a very small 4 client sbs 2003
network.
I've been having some problems getting SBS setup to recognise the NIC
connected to it as an internal NIC so I was wondering if there's a
fundamental problem with attemping this technique or if there is some
special configuration needed to do this.
I've changed the IP address to 192.168.0.253 and disabled DHCP on the
D-Link (SBServer is doing all the DHCP work).
I can't however find anything to disable the WAN part of the device.
Could it be this that's causing the problem?