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3rd post-same DHCP problem-Somebody help me please

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stewart allen - 19 Jun 2004 01:00 GMT
Please excuse the long post, but i believe it is necessary to understand my
problem.
I am attached to the internet via a cable modem. I have 8 systems on my
workgroup, including 3 XP, 1 2K, 1 Win98, 1 Win 95 1 Linux and 2 printers.
normally only 3 nodes up at a time. I was able to easily configure and set
these up and they all work seamlessly and i never had a hitch.
Recently i added a NT box and it has been a long headache. At one point the
NT box was seing the other computers but they could not see it, which
prompted me on advice to reapply the service pack 6. Well that kind of fixed
it. Everybody was now seing everybody but now i cannot access the internet
from the NT box, plus a message on startup:
"the DHCP client obtained an IP address that is already in use on the
network, The local interface will be disabled until the DHCP client can
obtain a valid address"

out of desperation i even changed the the network card and tried everything
my limited knowledge could conceive and the problem get worst. I cannot see
other computer or access the internet any and so i give up unless someone
can throw me a rope. Somebody out there, i will appreciate any assistance to
get this to work

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Dave Patrick - 19 Jun 2004 14:30 GMT
From a command prompt;
ipconfig /all > C:\ipconfig.txt

Do this on NT and on a Windows 2000 machine and post the text from each file
in a reply.

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| Please excuse the long post, but i believe it is necessary to understand my
| problem.
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
| can throw me a rope. Somebody out there, i will appreciate any assistance to
| get this to work
Jon LaBarge - 23 Jun 2004 00:32 GMT
Are you using any kind of router or gateway? If not, then your ISP has
granted all the IPs that it's willing to give out to you as a subscriber. If
you are using a router, then you have to enable it to be the DHCP server.

> Please excuse the long post, but i believe it is necessary to understand my
> problem.
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
> can throw me a rope. Somebody out there, i will appreciate any assistance to
> get this to work
 
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