Tying up of the loose ends

The network is configured so that the router is doing the DHCP ip address assigning. Both of the servers have static ip addresses but through the NAT it's become difficult to share a connection with either of the two severs because of the block that the router puts on the network. We went into the routers configuration settings and allowed port forwarding which enables us to access the servers vis ssh on their unique ip addresses. Besides just setting up the servers to be accessible to the outside there was a request for making the Linux server a DHCP provider instead of the router. With lack of time and resources we have felt that this is not within the scope of the installation. Therefore, we as a team have decided not to follow through with the setting up of a DHCP server at LSS.