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March 28, 2008 at 08:19 AM
bcallahan

Windows 2003 Server can’t connect to router

by bcallahan . Updated 18 years, 4 months ago

I just installed windows 2003 server and no matter what I do (in my limited realm of knowledge), the computer can’t seem to see that the router is there. No connecting, no pinging, no grabbing an IP address. My current settings are:

1 DHCP on router is on, on the computer its off (i’m pretty sure)
2 Load balancing is not on (the box is not checked in the connection properties window
3 I have tried setting the server to grab an IP address off the router and have tried assiging it a specific one (even setting the router to give the server a specific ip address per is mac address)
4 I have tried setting the DNS server to the DSL modem, the router, ther server, and a WAN dns server all with no luck

I do have another Domain on the same LAN but I have been told that this shouldn’t matter when I am simply trying to connect to the router. Plus the router is the DHCP server for that domain.

Any suggestions?

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