Key things to know:
- Automatic Router discovery only works on 192.168.x.1 and 192.168.x.254 for locations for your Router IP address
- DHCP disabled on the router is the best configuration, to allow things to progress smoothly through setup
- You can only setup SBS 2008 as a single-NIC environment, on a private IP address, like 192.168.x.x
- DHCP on the SBS server will be setup in a Class-C Subnet (255.255.255.0) in all cases
- SBS will consume the network addressing of your router, if it's discoverable
Some things that weren't mentioned but are worth pointing out are the following:
- If you change your Router at any time during the lifecycle of your SBS server, simply just run the Connect to the Internet Wizard again
- If you want your IP address at a different IP than .2, you can simply change it within the network card, and run the Fix My Network Wizard.
