There is a laptop with Vista business which looses LAN connectivity
mostly at a certain time of the day. and does not allow to accept DHCP
until next day. If a static IP is assigned the computer works, but
does not obtain a DHCP IP even after a restart.

any ideas for this problem.

I'm guessing that your Daddy has put an entry in the modem to restrict
access.
I have it set on mine so the kids can't access the internet from under the
blankets instead of sleeping.



"Jim" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> There is a laptop with Vista business which looses LAN connectivity
> mostly at a certain time of the day. and does not allow to accept DHCP
> until next day. If a static IP is assigned the computer works, but
> does not obtain a DHCP IP even after a restart.
>
> any ideas for this problem.
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On Sep 10, 5:10 pm, "BruceM" <bruce9950@@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I'm guessing that your Daddy has put an entry in the modem to restrict
> access.
> I have it set on mine so the kids can't access the internet from under the
> blankets instead of sleeping.
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> "Jim" <lakmal.al...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> > There is a laptop with Vista business which looses LAN connectivity
> > mostly at a certain time of the day. and does not allow to accept DHCP
> > until next day. If a static IP is assigned the computer works, but
> > does not obtain a DHCP IP even after a restart.
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Cannot find any filters. When this laptop is working in a domain
environment it works a problem. This happens when only when it is
working in a workgroup environment