Is DHCP server enabled on the Xserve? (The hopeful answer should be
yes, so that this situation is easy to resolve.) There should be
absolutely no reason adding a node to an existing network should cause
the network to go kaplowey.
Can you further elaborate on what issues you're having with the client machines?
--Kyle Sluder
On Dec 21, 2007 10:51 PM, Ron Robertson <email@hidden> wrote:
> I recently purchased an Xserve and installed Leopard Server on it.
> I've been wanting to set it up for our use, but when I begin the set
> up and set the IP addresses (one public, one private, the private one
> gets its address from an Airport Extreme gigabit), it interferes with
> the Internet access to all computers on the private network. I cannot
> figure out what could be causing that problem. Is there some setting I
> should be looking for, either on the Xserve or on the Airport station?
> The airport has been providing NAT and DHCP services for months, and I
> like using that since I don't have to worry about a computer providing
> that service needing to be rebooted for updates, etc., to interrupt
> networking.
>
> --Ron Robertson
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