Hi All.
When I say strange DHCP issue, what I mean is that I have turned it off (I think) but it was still issuing IP's.
I set the box up as a transparent bridge as I want to use it on one of my sites as a web filter and possibly expand on this as I get used to the system. However it started to issue IP addresses causing me issues as the users started to lose connection. Is it possible that there is a DHCP setting still active that I have missed? I have searched and checked the locations from here, http://forums.untangle.com/networkin...sion-10-a.html but on the tabs for DHCP under networking there is nothing for static DHCP entries but a single entry under leases. It also states to turn the filter off under config > network > advanced -> filter rules > input filter rules, uncheck "Allow DNS on non-WANs" and uncheck "Allow DHCP on non-WANs" then to ignore this so nothing has changed here. I also want to disable DNS too but if DHCP is disabled then the 2012 server will only issue itself as the DNS server so not as important.
Below is a quick diagram of what I am trying to achieve. My network consists of 4 sites connected via an MPLS PWAN but I am only focusing on one site at the moment.
Drawing1.jpg
I look forward to your advise.
J.
When I say strange DHCP issue, what I mean is that I have turned it off (I think) but it was still issuing IP's.
I set the box up as a transparent bridge as I want to use it on one of my sites as a web filter and possibly expand on this as I get used to the system. However it started to issue IP addresses causing me issues as the users started to lose connection. Is it possible that there is a DHCP setting still active that I have missed? I have searched and checked the locations from here, http://forums.untangle.com/networkin...sion-10-a.html but on the tabs for DHCP under networking there is nothing for static DHCP entries but a single entry under leases. It also states to turn the filter off under config > network > advanced -> filter rules > input filter rules, uncheck "Allow DNS on non-WANs" and uncheck "Allow DHCP on non-WANs" then to ignore this so nothing has changed here. I also want to disable DNS too but if DHCP is disabled then the 2012 server will only issue itself as the DNS server so not as important.
Below is a quick diagram of what I am trying to achieve. My network consists of 4 sites connected via an MPLS PWAN but I am only focusing on one site at the moment.
Drawing1.jpg
I look forward to your advise.
J.
