Help with RAS

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Hii, im newbie and i need help with ras
im using windows 2003 server as server ras (10.10.10.1, 10.10.3.1) and
dhcp (10.10.10.105 - 108 )
XP sp3 as client (10.10.3.5)
When i connect to ras (10.10.3.1 ) first 20 seconds it did give me
10.10.10.105 but after that i get 169.x.x.x ( local host). And in the
first 20 second i can ping to others with this subnets and can go to
internet, after that i cant do anything beside pinging my self ? any
idea would be a great help. Thx


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> Hii, im newbie and i need help with ras
> im using windows 2003 server as server ras (10.10.10.1, 10.10.3.1) and
> dhcp (10.10.10.105 - 108 )
> XP sp3 as client (10.10.3.5)
> When i connect to ras (10.10.3.1 ) first 20 seconds it did give me
> 10.10.10.105 but after that i get 169.x.x.x ( local host). And in the
> first 20 second i can ping to others with this subnets and can go to
> internet, after that i cant do anything beside pinging my self ? any
> idea would be a great help. Thx
>
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I would not use DHCP. The RRAS client does not get its config from DHCP
but from the RRAS server as part of the PPP negotiation.

Set up a static pool of addresses (10.10.10.105 -108) in RRAS to use for
remote access. The RRAS client will get its IP from the pool and be in the
same IP subnet as the LAN machines. The server will use 10.10.10.105 and
clients will get another IP from the pool.

The 169.154.x.x address is an APIPA address and is not routable. It
appears if a machine is set to get its config automatically but a DHCP
server cannot be reached. APIPA addresses allow local LAN networking without
a DHCP server.
 
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