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By NetWill ·
Got a problem:

One of our LAN has a NT4.0 sp6a BDC server (DHCP, WINS, DNS) and 50 win9x clients using TCP/IP as the only protocol. All clients are configured as "client for MS network". Everything work fine unless I tried to modify the DHCP leased period to 1 day. After that when user turns on the computer, no logon screen comes on. If I issued a 'winipcfg /renewall' command, the logon screen will come on. I reconfigured the DHCP leased period to 3 days (default) and the problemstill happen.

Any ideas on what the problem is and how to fix it?

Appreicate the help!

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by bill In reply to NO logon screen

Try stopping and stearting dhcp server in services section of control panel. You may have to release/renew all client or what till thier lease times out.

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by NetWill In reply to NO logon screen

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by hernandezeric In reply to NO logon screen

Denpending on what type of switch you are using, (Cisco catalyst 5500) make sure that fast port is enabled. I have seen that after a "connect as a different user " the log on window appears.

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by hernandezeric In reply to NO logon screen

Denpending on what type of switch you are using, (Cisco catalyst 5500) make sure that fast port is enabled. I have seen that after a "connect as a different user " the log on window appears.

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