Are you running service pck 4 on the windows 2000 server?
Has the DHCP server been authorized in active directory?
Also make sure that anti-virus is diabled in the system bios.
If you are connected to a switch, try a hub.
Also look at
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=300483
Ralph [MSFT]
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"dan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I spent many hours on three different occasions trying to install an OS
using RIS from a windows 2k server. I can never get the remote boot floppy
to start the install. This time I'm trying to install win 2k pro from a
windows 2000 server. I did the following. I gave the administrator the
domain right to log on as a batch job. I created my server running active
directory services, DHCP, and DNS. I created a shared NTFS partition and
installed and configured RIS on it. On the target pc I created an active
Fat32 partition around 7GB. On the target PC I installed a 3 Com
3c90xb/3c90xc Etherlink PCI NIC. I created a remote boot disc for this NIC.
When I boot to the disc I get the following
> Win 2k remote boot floppy
> Copy write information ..............
> 3 Com 3c90xb / 3c90xc etherlink PCI
>
> Node:0004769e6448
> DHCP.
>
> Press a key to reboot the system
>
> All relevant services are to be running under services DHCP, DNS etc. No
IP lease is made, but I see nothing wrong with DHCP.
> I believe I am doing something fundamentally wrong, but I'm not sure what.
>