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A user comes to the office where we use DHCP. It is a peer-to-peer network. He runs win 2000. But when he tries to log on, DHCP does not work. When we put a static IP it works. Any answers?
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by ebob
1 - What "does not work" with DHCP? Does he get an IP address? How about default gateway and subnet mask? Is there an error message? Is the Win2K setup to use a DHCP server or is he hard-coded from his normal "home"?
2 - "he tries to log on", to what? if it is really a "peer-to-peer" network the user should just be logging onto his own PC (or perhaps to a workgroup, which might arguably NOT be a peer-to-peer environment). Check to make sure he is not trying to log on to his own domain, back in another office.
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by bdivine
How about an Ipconfig release and renew? Also are you using a default DNS? and DNS suffix?
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