Since I didn't get an answer on the detailed question, let me ask a more
general one:
When a Windows 2000 DHCP Server receives a DHCP Inform packet asking for
settings that it cannot supply, is it supposed to at least respond to that
request with a "no can do" of some sort?
I have a client that is constantly asking the DHCP server for additional
attributes, and the DHCP server is staying silent on the issue.
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Will
"Will" wrote in message
> A Windows 2003 server starts up and gets its IP, DNS, Router, domain, etc
by
> DHCP successfully. Every two minutes this machine is now issuing DHCP
> Inform packets asking for a list of other parameters. Other Windows
2003
> servers are doing this maybe once every 30 minutes to 60 minutes. What
> would cause the one server to keep repeating this request so often?
>
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> Will
>> Stay informed about: Windows 2003 Server Does Continuous DHCP Inform