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August 7th, 2005, 09:58 AM
#16
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Originally Posted by motswakae
Hi,
I've seen this before. I can't remember exactly BUT try the following:
Win2K, try setting up a separate PC with Win2K server without any updates and SP's. during install, choose to install DHCP service when prompted for optional network components. This will give you a better idea of what could be wrong on your current server.
I suspect it could be some other application that you have installed like MS SQL2000 or one of MS's beta software packages.
To also troubleshoot the problem, go throught: nbtstat and ipconfig (good old dos window still helps!).
If you don't try it clean, you will also have difficulties with Exchange and ISA in the future.
I tried to install it right back at the start before anything went on there. I don't believe you have the choice to choose components such as DHCP server during install either.
No SQL on there either.
I've pretty much given up finding a solution; something I hate to do but the route ris providing DHCP so it is no biggie.
Thanks,
emr
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