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 have stopped, clients with IP addresses set by hand have access to the internet, but clients fail to pickup an ipadress from DHCP now.
I checked the firewall rules, and the subnet that the LAN is on has all traffic allowed.
I'm just feeling lost as to where to look next, any suggestions would be appreciated.
-Qyiet
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 have stopped, clients with IP addresses set by hand have access to the internet, but clients fail to pickup an ipadress from DHCP now.
I checked the firewall rules, and the subnet that the LAN is on has all traffic allowed.
I'm just feeling lost as to where to look next, any suggestions would be appreciated.
-Qyiet