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Problem solved by opening DHCP on the "any" subnet. Hope this helps someone in future, thanks to all those that read the problem -Qyiet

I have slowly been migrating my network services off an old router to an OSX server. The first thing I setup was DHCP, which has been running fine for sometime, then DNS, then finally last night NAT and firewall. The DNS, NAT and Firewall seem to be working fine. But the DHCP seems to...

Thanks for the quick response fezzikjr. I contacted my ISP, the don't use MAC auth, but the radio binds to the MAC address of whatever is plugged into it when it boots up. I did restart the radio, I'll go through the power down/up procedure more carefully this time. I'm not at home at the...

I use a 802.11b connection back to my ISP. They own the wireless hardware that makes the connection, all I get at the end of it is an ethernet cable. No PPPoE to worry about.. just plain ethernet with a public IP. I'm currently running this into a router, but I want to replace the router for...