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Windows XP DHCP Problem
What has started happening is the machines having problems are pulling the IP 10.0.1.10 with the Gateway/DNS/DHCP server address as 10.0.1.1. These are NOT the IPs on our subnet (no where near). Additionally when I spoke with the network engineer managing the router he informed me that at MACs for these machines are showing up in the router pulling proper IPs. Additionally, when I did 'arp -a' in windows the machines are return that there are no ARP entries.
At this point we are lost if this is network or workstation related (it's happening on about 6 different machines, all connected to the same Cisco switch, which other PCs are connecting to fine without problem).