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18-05-2008, 12:13

Right - all becomes a bit clearer now. Yes I do have some static addresses - my PC because I can RDP to it from elsewhere on the LAN and also a static on the NAS device.

Also - the firewall has a DHCP relay feature so I can still use the Linksys as the DHCP server if required - I assume I tick the box to enable and provide 192.168.1.1 which is the IP of the Linksys.

18-05-2008, 12:13	#5
LSainsbury Guest Location: Near Hungerford, West Berkshire Services: TV: Sky HD, Landline: BT, Mobile: Orange, Internet: Quite Slow! Posts: n/a	Re: Networking #101 Right - all becomes a bit clearer now. Yes I do have some static addresses - my PC because I can RDP to it from elsewhere on the LAN and also a static on the NAS device. Also - the firewall has a DHCP relay feature so I can still use the Linksys as the DHCP server if required - I assume I tick the box to enable and provide 192.168.1.1 which is the IP of the Linksys.