Hello,
We are trying to set up AD Authentication with our WS-1000 in our school district. We have systems that are members of AD and systems of presenters, personal systems of teachers, etc that are not members of AD. Both need to access the Internet.
Sophos is recommending that we have 2 scopes in DHCP to do this: one that is for the systems in AD and another for the systems that are not. Logically, this makes perfect sense; however, I am stuck with Windows 2000 for a bit longer and can see no way with the DHCP tools available to me to do this.
It seems like in order for this to work, the system would have to 'know' it was a mamber of AD when it booted and be pointed to a particular scope, since a system will normally pull an IP from DHCP upon booting and will pull from whatever scope is available.
It seems like the default behaviour of a system not in AD would be the base-filtering level, not no Internet access at all, but that is not the case.
Any advise or corrections to faulty thinking would be appreciated.
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