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gshakespeare
I have an XP laptop (spyware/virus free - or as close as can be! + all
service packs) that gets a DHCP address from a netgear DG834G at home
and it gets 10.0.0.3. no problem there.
As soon as this laptop is brought into work it is supposed to get a
DHCP address (also on a 10.x.x.x network) but for a fraction of a
second retains its 10.0.0.3 address and it has an IP conflict with a
domain controller (2003 R2 server), before getting a DHCP address
correctly. Because this conflicts with a DC it causes all sorts of
problems.
The obvious solution is to change the DHCP scope at home but we
shouldn't need to do this, or change the DC's IP Address but we
shouldn't need to do this.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Gavin Shakespeare
service packs) that gets a DHCP address from a netgear DG834G at home
and it gets 10.0.0.3. no problem there.
As soon as this laptop is brought into work it is supposed to get a
DHCP address (also on a 10.x.x.x network) but for a fraction of a
second retains its 10.0.0.3 address and it has an IP conflict with a
domain controller (2003 R2 server), before getting a DHCP address
correctly. Because this conflicts with a DC it causes all sorts of
problems.
The obvious solution is to change the DHCP scope at home but we
shouldn't need to do this, or change the DC's IP Address but we
shouldn't need to do this.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Gavin Shakespeare