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I work in the government and we have multiple machines on our vast domain.
This is Win2000 server with winxp machines. These machines all have SP2 on
them.... Some machines out of the blue cannot log onto the domain right away
at startup..... they have to wait about 30 seconds for dhcp to finally kick
in..... then they can log in.
If you log in locally you will see that the only reason the domain is not
available is because they still have no ip address.... it just sits there at
that "aquiring network address" screen..... finally it works and all is well
....... that is of course until the next reboot.....???????????
Why does this happen to only a few, and how can I prohibit this in the future?
Thanks everyone!!!!
This is Win2000 server with winxp machines. These machines all have SP2 on
them.... Some machines out of the blue cannot log onto the domain right away
at startup..... they have to wait about 30 seconds for dhcp to finally kick
in..... then they can log in.
If you log in locally you will see that the only reason the domain is not
available is because they still have no ip address.... it just sits there at
that "aquiring network address" screen..... finally it works and all is well
....... that is of course until the next reboot.....???????????
Why does this happen to only a few, and how can I prohibit this in the future?
Thanks everyone!!!!