All my other non-Microsoft devices (laptop, iPad, TV, etc.) can work normally as well. This ensures that all the Microsoft clients can correctly register themselves in the Microsoft DNS but can still access the internet directly. The Microsoft DNS is setup to forward external DNS requests to the router. The way I have it setup is that the Microsoft DHCP server is responsible for allocating IP addresses and it causes the clients to use the Microsoft DNS (along with the Dynamic DNS registrations) along with some other specific DHCP scope options. I also have a number of virtual client machines which are constantly rebuilt for testing.
CONFIGURE APPLE AIRPORT FULL
This involves a number of virtual and physical hosts, a full Microsoft Active Directory, DHCP and DNS setup. These are using for testing out various bits of Microsoft software such as System Center Configuration Manager and MDT. It’s a great little unit but one thing was causing me an issue with my home setup and I couldn’t initially get it to play nice with my home network.ĭue to the nature of my work I have quite a few machines on my home network. I recently got an Apple Time Capsule to replace my old linksys cable router. The instructions are for the AirPort Extreme in the Time Capsule, but I believe this should be the same for a standard AirPort Extreme as well. This post will show how you can use an configure an AirPort Extreme for NAT only mode so that you can allow an additional DHCP server on your network to handle IP address allocation.
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