It's probably something simple but I cannot get DHCP working on Tiger Server.
We'd previously had an AirPort Base Station doing NAT/DHCP for this
office of 16 Macs. I just got the Xserve up and running and the DHCP
service is running, listening on en1 (the LAN).
I've specified 10.0.1.100-10.0.1.200 as the dynamic addresses. Each
Mac on the network ends up with a self-assigned IP.
If I manually assign an IP in the subnet 10.0.1.0/24, everything
works fine but if I set the client Mac to DHCP, they get 169.254...
I've ruled out (I think) a firewall problem by first allowing any to
any from 10.0.1.0/24 and even by turning off the firewall entirely.
As before, NAT works fine and everyone can connect with a
manually-assigned address but no one is given a dynamic address.
This is my first exposure to DHCP service in OS X server 10.4.11.
What have I overlooked?
