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  • Watchguard Firebox III 700 DHCP Rule

    Heya Everyone,

    This one is for the Watchguard gurus out there..

    I've not long finished installing and setting up a Firebox III 700 in Drop-in Mode. Installation as follows (Cannot be botherd to snap up a Visio diagram)

    External NIC: Modem
    Trusted NIC: LAN
    Optional NIC: Server / WiFi AP

    Everything is working fine, All the required services are configured (HTTP, IMAP etc). However I have the server manage DHCP, But after adding the service and configuring it, DHCP still doesn't work.

    I've tried the following on both Incoming and Outgoing:

    From: Trusted
    To: Optional

    From: Trusted
    To: 172.16.11.250 > 172.16.11.254 (NAT)

    As well as various others Including From: as being Any. Yet DHCP still fails to dish out IP Information. However DHCP will however function on the External NIC, As Connecting a WiFi device will receive DHCP just fine. So It's the communication between Trusted and Optional.

    It's a little mind boggling since everything else works fine. DHCP in the Router as well as the Firebox has been disabled to rule out possible conflict.

    Any help would be appreciated

    Regards
    Callum
    "Anger and Frustration bring the best out of my flying ability.. because generally I don't give a shit either if the machine hit's the deck or stay's in the air - both will accomplish satisfaction, but most of all it exerts the feeling of flying conservatively. - Callum"

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    Which interface (ip) is the dhcp server listening on as it could be that it's just bound to the interface that it works on. DHCP requests are a broadcast and will not pass through a router (unless you have dhcp relay / ip helpers configured)
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