hi guys
maybe you can answer this one, i have a SG105 after i setup eth1 for external eht0 for internal, i went ahead and bridged the remaining eth2 eth3 into the Eth0...
but any device plugged into the eth2 or3 has trouble getting a ip address from my Windows dhcp server, the problem is some devices get a ip address but they dont show up in my server dhcp clients table so there is something still blocking communication from eth2-3 to eth0...
according to support it should have worked some suggested deleting the bridge and instead of selecting all Nics to create the bridge i should select the remaining nics and do convert, but it has not helped, creating a firewall rule to allow internal any to any is not needed and did not help when tried
in desperation i tried to turn on DHCP relay, and then it solved all problems
now what's the explanation?
if its all bridged to the same subnet i shouldn't need anything else right? so what did i miss?
thanks everyone in advance for taking the time to read...
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