Cannot assign a static IP- it reverts to DHCP after a reboot

[Guest]

Hello, I have a Windows 2000 server and I recently did a one-to-one
replacement using the HP Proliant Server Migration utility (great tool by the
way). Everything works fine on the "new" server, except I cannot statically
assign an IP address to both Nics. I need the static IPs for DHCP to work
properly.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Allen

 

[Myweb]

Hello Large75,

Which ip's would you assign to the ports and why did you use two NIC's? Are
they teamed? Explain a littlebit more, please.

Best regards

Myweb
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[Guest]

The server has 2 NICs because it is servicing Dhcp on 2 different subnets. (I
realize I could use 1 NIC to do this, but our router has to be setup to pass
it through, and I don't know to set that up).

The NICs are not teamed. I was just trying to set them up with internal
addresses....192.168.x.x. It's a fairly basic setup, but for some reason it
does not keep.

Thanks,
Allen