RE: DHCP Problems

[neilp@xxxxxxxxxxx]

By the 400.

...Neil





gcrane@johansonmfg.com
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2001/09/26 22:51
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Is DHCP being assigned on the 400 or an NT system?  I have a very similar
problem that I have not conquered.




"Nathan Simpson" <nathansimpson@optusnet.com.au> on 09/26/2001 10:53:34 PM

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Hi Neil,

Yes I had the same problem, but I had to IPL on the weekend and that
seemed
to fix the problem.

I didn't look any further into it.

Nathan
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Sent: Thursday, 27 September 2001 12:09
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Subject: DHCP Problems


Anyone experiencing problems with the DHCP server on the 400 ?

We're running V4R5.  My laptop is set to obtain IP address via DHCP, and
every night when I take it home it gets an IP address from the @home
network (cable modem) and every morning it gets an address from the 400 on
our office LAN.  That was every morning for the last year, until today !
The laptop (Win98 2nd edition) insists it's unable to connect to the DHCP
server.  I released the DHCP lease on another PC in the office and tried
to renew it and it too had the same problem.  Had to hardcode an IP
address, Gateway & DNS servers for now.

400 is at V4R5 with cum package C1198450 plus the latest PTF I could find
for DHCP (SF65821).