I was having a problem connecting a clients laptop to our
network the other day. I was unable to establish the
cause so I called Microsoft Technical Support.

Eventually the tech turned off Deterministic Network
Enhancer and now the computer is running fine. Does
anyone have any idea where this item came from.

I found it under the Local Area Connection Properties
dialogue box in the General tab. It is in the This
connection uses the following items: field.

A number of software vendors integrate the Deterministic Network Enhancer
into their products; Cisco VPN clients, Starband, third party ISP dialers,
etc.
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>
>I was having a problem connecting a clients laptop to our
>network the other day. I was unable to establish the
>cause so I called Microsoft Technical Support.
>
>Eventually the tech turned off Deterministic Network
>Enhancer and now the computer is running fine. Does
>anyone have any idea where this item came from.
>
>I found it under the Local Area Connection Properties
>dialogue box in the General tab. It is in the This
>connection uses the following items: field.
>

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Danny Slye
Microsoft Support Professional
MCSE

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Thanks for the reply. Seems it's a Zone Alarm thing.


>-----Original Message-----
>A number of software vendors integrate the Deterministic
Network Enhancer
>into their products; Cisco VPN clients, Starband, third
party ISP dialers,
>etc.
>--------------------
>
>>
>>I was having a problem connecting a clients laptop to
our
>>network the other day. I was unable to establish the
>>cause so I called Microsoft Technical Support.
>>
>>Eventually the tech turned off Deterministic Network
>>Enhancer and now the computer is running fine. Does
>>anyone have any idea where this item came from.
>>
>>I found it under the Local Area Connection Properties
>>dialogue box in the General tab. It is in the This
>>connection uses the following items: field.
>>
>
>__
>Danny Slye
>Microsoft Support Professional
>MCSE
>
>This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties and
confers no rights.
>Please reply to the newsgroup so that others may
benefit. Thanks!
>
>.
>