Automatic IP

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Lkatz

I am not sure what is going on. I have a laptop with a
wireless and an onboard NIC that are seperate networks.
They are both set up for DHCP. However, they are both
getting Apipa addresses. I have tried everything I can
think of, reinstalling drivers, TCP/IP, restarting the
DHCP clinet service, etc etc... Please help!! Thanks!
 
Lkatz said:
I am not sure what is going on. I have a laptop with a
wireless and an onboard NIC that are seperate networks.
They are both set up for DHCP. However, they are both
getting Apipa addresses. I have tried everything I can
think of, reinstalling drivers, TCP/IP, restarting the
DHCP clinet service, etc etc... Please help!! Thanks!
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Hello,

do you have a personal firewall installed on your computer?
This could be blocking the DHCP requests.

Have you tried assigning a static IP address and seeing if the
computer works fine that way? It would help narrow down the cause of
the problem.

regards,

SteveC
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Lkatz,

unfortunatly this is not an answer to your question but a
request that if you would be so kind to forwared any
answers you get to me. I am having the same problem and
have had it several times. In the past, the only way
that I found to recover was to rebuild my machine

DAVE
 
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