We normally assign static IP addresses to our computers but had to make an exception for a small batch.
I setup a DHCP server (Win 2003) and gave it a distribution range.
The computers connected and got the address, the DNS and gateway.
Now the problem is the computers in the DHCP pool cannot talk amongst themselves. They can ping the IP/NetBIOS of other devices as long as those that are outside of the pool.
I get the destination is unreachable message when pinging. If I ping by the name, it does show the proper IP of the device it is trying to ping. It can talk to the DHCP and DNS server.
Any suggestions?
I setup a DHCP server (Win 2003) and gave it a distribution range.
The computers connected and got the address, the DNS and gateway.
Now the problem is the computers in the DHCP pool cannot talk amongst themselves. They can ping the IP/NetBIOS of other devices as long as those that are outside of the pool.
I get the destination is unreachable message when pinging. If I ping by the name, it does show the proper IP of the device it is trying to ping. It can talk to the DHCP and DNS server.
Any suggestions?