Disable DHCP in a router

[migicikinyanjui]

Hi
I recently configured dhcp role in server 2008. as it stands it seems i have 2 machines servicing dhcp requests. Since i have only one server in my environment i figured it must be the router. we are currently using a juniper network router. i am not a networking specialist so could someone assist on how to disable dhcp servicing in the router.
Thanks.

[jingda]

Go to your router control panel and look for something like

Network Address
Server Settings (DHCP)

Go and disable it.

[kc0arf]

You may need to use a command line operation to disable DHCP on the Juniper network router. Some of the CISCO products also require usernames and passwords to get to an administrative level to make a change.

You will need to clobber one of the DHCP servers, otherwise the scopes could clash and cause problems.

[rubberman]

As others have said, you need to reconfigure your router. Usually this is a web page, but you will likely need the admin user id and password to change anything on the router.

[jingda]

Just to add in case you are " really viewing " this thread. The router control panel is your router IP address. username and password is usually admin for both.

[migicikinyanjui]

thanks all i finally cracked it