| Frat needs help please par softnetlog |
Friday May 9, 2008 11:42:08 AM |
Configuration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 6.0
Hello
Like you say, you need to breakup the broadcast domains. If they have a DHCP server running on your ethernet segment w/ no broadcast filtering, than the first DHCP server to reply to a request will be used by the client -- and you get the wrong address/gateway. So maybe you can: -Disable the DHCP server in all the routers where it's not suppost to be -use static addresses instead of using DHCP -Put all your ports into different vlan's on the switch & the gateway in all vlan's. This'll fix hte broadcast domains, but will break LAN connectivity between the hosts. |