P
Paul
Wondering if anyone can help.
I have Win2k running DNS and DHCP.
It has two NIC's, one active 192.168.0.240 and another inactive with no IP.
Today, I had to remove the active NIC and configure the inactive NIC to
replace the other.
I basically disabled the card to be removed and then configured the inactive
card with the same IP address as the one it is replacing.
After configuring it I plugged in the LAN cable and removed the card being
replace.
Since this (after the DHCP leases elapsed) none of the clients can get a new
IP via DHCP. DNS and AD works fine as does all other things (file and
print)
The clients get at 169.x.x.x address however, if I configure the client with
a valid 192.168.0.x address the can access the server (DNS, file and print)
without a problem.
I have deleted and recreated the scope with no affect. One thing I tried
was to unauthorize and re-authorize the DHCP server but when I try and
unauthorize it it fails with an error "The Parameter is incorrect"
Not sure if this would have fixed it if it worked though.
Any ideas?
I have Win2k running DNS and DHCP.
It has two NIC's, one active 192.168.0.240 and another inactive with no IP.
Today, I had to remove the active NIC and configure the inactive NIC to
replace the other.
I basically disabled the card to be removed and then configured the inactive
card with the same IP address as the one it is replacing.
After configuring it I plugged in the LAN cable and removed the card being
replace.
Since this (after the DHCP leases elapsed) none of the clients can get a new
IP via DHCP. DNS and AD works fine as does all other things (file and
print)
The clients get at 169.x.x.x address however, if I configure the client with
a valid 192.168.0.x address the can access the server (DNS, file and print)
without a problem.
I have deleted and recreated the scope with no affect. One thing I tried
was to unauthorize and re-authorize the DHCP server but when I try and
unauthorize it it fails with an error "The Parameter is incorrect"
Not sure if this would have fixed it if it worked though.
Any ideas?