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• Client DHCP is unable to get a valid IP address from the DHCP server.

  Client DHCP is unable to get a valid IP address from the DHCP server. I have a home edition of Windows XP attempts to connect to my router wirelessly with wireless or wired connection but I get an error in Event Viewer with the discription DHCP 1007 error message. From what I researched, I discovered that the DHCP service depends on the AFD, TCP/IP and NetBT services. All these services are correctly place and worked very well (even the DHCP service is running without error) but every time I try to release/renew my IP address I receive than DHCP warning in the case where the viewer and I just cannot get a valid IP address of the server (router) I also have one of these verizon wireless G3 usb adapters and it works fine. I also have a good ping back when I try to do a ping localhost (for the closure) I also tried the preinstallation of uninstalled drivers from the adapter/s and nothing works. The only entrees in the registry for DHCP error are also AFD, NetBT and TCP/IP nothing else there, also all the files in the/system32/drivers afd.sys netbt.sys and tcpip.sys in addition to solve the problem, I'll mention that I installed and reinstalled Northon earlier, I do not remember if the problem appears before or after that. I receive also any error or warning in the security log or at least I don't know how to read: P

  Thanks in advance

  Thanks for the information.

  I hope you know that it is risky to connect the laptop to the Internet with no firewall and no antivirus... If this laptop is already connected to the Internet in this State, he is perhaps already infected.

  You said you know the router works because the other computers can connect successfully to it.  You should check the configuration of the router to make sure that it is not configured to limit the number of IP address it supplies, and (b) it is not configured to filter users by MAC address.

  When this laptop is connected by Ethernet, even if he gets the IP address of 169.254.x.y, can you ping the router?  Find the IP address of the router on any computer connected to it by running the ipconfig command in a command prompt window.  The "default gateway" is the IP address of the router.  Run the ping command in the command prompt window as well.

  If the ping is successful, it is possible that you might be able to use an IP address in the correct range for an Ethernet cable (but I doubt that it works for the wireless).

  It is very difficult to cite anything in this forum.  If you click on the link "Reply citing", all of the message to which you are replying is quoted.  You can copy the citation and delete parts of it, but it is not very user friendly.

• How to get the IP address Linksys WRT54GS DHCP assigns to a Wi - Fi connection?

  To connect the Linksys WRT54GS to a demonstration of Microchip DV102411 WiFi Comm card I need the IP address assigned by DHCP. The Administration WRT54GS log is enabled, but there is no incoming or outgoing network activity. The DV102411 can see the SSID linsys scanning for wireless networks and attached to it but once attached, I need to know the address IP of the DV102411 has been given by the WRT54GS.

  You can consult the router DHCP client table.

• OfficeJet Pro 8500 A909g do not receive the correct IP address of the DHCP server

  Hello

  We have reconfigured our network to use 172.16.11.xxxx

  We have assigned our OfficeJet Pro 8500 A909g printers IP addresses by using DHCP reservations.

  After joining the wireless network, all our printers have an address of 169.254.xxxx.xxx.

  What Miss me?

  Thank you

  Christophe

  DHCP is still active on your router?  The printer must have active DHCP.

  169.254.x.x means the printer sees the router, but does not have a valid IP address to him.

• Get a strange IPv4 address of the DHCP server

  Hi all

  As title, I got a strange IP - DHCP server 169.254.XXX.XXX.

  I used Wireshark, tried to get the bootp packets.  I found that my laptop 169.254.xxx.xxx used as source address to send DHCP Discover.

  In addition, there is an option called content with 169.254.xxx.xxx requested ip address. Like my source address.

  I couldn't access the Internet with this IP address.

  I was wondering, is that it is a normal behavior for windows 7 to use 169.254.xxx.xxx to send DHCP Discover?

  A DHCP request is sent through the universal 255.255.255.255 broadcast address which is one of the addresses that a server is listening. The query includes the MAC address of the applicant unit because at this point, it doesn't have an IP address. The DHCP server responds to the MAC address in order to assign the address.

  In your case, the range 169.254 is called the APIPA address and the PC actually assigns to himself because he did not see a response from the DHCP server. As you refer to Wireshark having a reading of the present.

  http://wiki.Wireshark.org/APIPA

  The customer may not send the request via this address and get a response because the DHCP server is not listening on the address or by using the range. The answer must be done via the Mac.

• Tandberg MCU 5300 series supports the Conference me the feature?

  Hi all

  I would like to know that the 5300 Tandberg MCU series supports the Conference me the feature?

  We checked the 5320 MCU data sheet,

  Cisco TelePresence MCU 5320 CTI-5320-MCU-K9

  Comes with: 5320 - MCU and cables - MCU ports must be enabled with optional port licenses

  Software for Cisco TelePresence MCU 5320 license options

  1 nHD full HD/2 HD/4 SD/8 ports on 5320 MCU (max 10 with this option (6 used for nHD)) LIC-5300-4PL

  Second option Ethernet port (VFO) for the MCU 5320 LIC-5300-VFO

  AES and HTTPS option for the MCU 5320 LIC-AESMCU53-K9

  However, there is no information related to Conference me function.

  So, can we know everything that Tandberg MCU 5300 series supports the Conference me the feature?

  Best regards

  Ben

  Hi Ben,

  Conference is not compatible with the MCU 5300 series.

  Best regards

  Markus

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• Virtual machines do not get IP address from the DHCP server

  Hello! I just spend Xenserver to ESXi. Created a couple of virtual machines and none of them gets an IP address from our DHCP server (DHCP server is a physical PC), and instead, they get a number of internal 192.168.x.y allowing connection to the internet.

  Looks like a way to do this is to install a virtual machine that is a router, as M0n0wall, and route traffic to connect to the external network and finally to access internet. But this is not what I have to do.

  I need to have virtual machines that are server to get an IP reserved for our DHCP server, and then our local windows client should be able to access it directly.

  I searched on google and forums for this but I can't seem to find how to configure virtual machines to directly belong to our local network.

  I thought that VMware would have a simpler way to do so than XenServer, but I was stuck on this one day now and really frustrated as I get not before with this project, stuck on this little problem... sigh...

  Thanks for your help.

  GER.

  ESXi does not IP addresses to the virtual machines it host - if the virtual machines are not able to access your physical network than that of the thw two virtual machines acts as a DHCP server - now to the question of network - if you are not able to reach the virtual machines on the physical network or achieve fitness network virtual machines , then there is a problem with the physical connection to the ESXi host, possibly the configuration of the physical port that connects to the - is a way to test this theory to assign an IP address on the same network that the management port - if you are able to access the virtual machine, then you know that the problem is with the switch port.

• VMware workstation 8 briged connection cannot get an ip address from the dhcp server

  Hello, I hope someone can help me with this problem, my virtual machines are unable to obtain an ip address from my dhcp server in windows server 2008R2.

  VMware workstation 8 is running in windows 7 proff. 64-bit OS. My gets physical computer an ip Server dhcp without problem have access to the internet and everything works fine, but my VMs for some reason any cannot obtain an ip address from the DHCP server.  I updated virtual nework Briged editor one of my physical network interface cards. Then I put my VM NIC to briged in for some reason my VMs are unable to obtain an ip address. The ips only I get are 169.254.43.129 Add 255.255.0.0. any help would be very happy. Thank you very much.

  FYI - you have posted some of the vmware.log

• Not to get the IP address of the DHCP server on the router

  Hi, I had a problem in the last two days with my internet Setup. I search the Web and a few problems to be 'similar' with solutions that do not work for me.

  I have a PC desktop (Dell 5100) connection to a router Netopia broadband via a cable (Intel Pro/100 VE overcards nic) who does not receive its IP address (192.168.1.x, is that DHCP should be dishing out) since the DHCP service on the router, as it is supposed to. Gets a 169.x.x.x IP address-, in my view, it is a distributed IP address when no DHCP service is. No amount of restarting and reinstalling the cables has helped. I also have an older router which allows to connect via the USB port, who assigns a virtual NETWORK adapter, and that gives me the same result, i.e. 169.x.x.x IP address.

  I also have a wireless connection on the Netopia Router that I can connect to with my laptop with no problems - DHCP address is given correctly and I can access the internet.

  I tried to manually assign an IP address to my office (192.168.1.5) and I am able to ping the router, but I can't http or telnet to the router's GUI or get on the internet.

  I guess the problem is with the office and certain components of the software, but I don't know what. Sorry for this long post, but anyone with ideas.

  Thank you

  Jon

  
  

• Windows 7 - cannot get the IP address of the DHCP Linux server

  I have several desktop computers and portable computers that have the Windows 7 operating system.  Some have Windows 7 Starter, Windows 7 Home and Windows 7 Professional.

  My network is configured like this:

  Desktop computers > switch > DHCP Linux server > router > Internet

  Laptops > wireless bridge > DHCP Linux server > router > Internet

  Windows 7 Professional does not appear to have a problem with my set up.  It can enter an address IPv4 automatically, wired or wireless.

  Windows 7 Starter and Home cannot obtain address IPv4 correctly, wired or wireless.  If I give the static addresses of these computers, they can access the internet.  If I let them as dynamic, they will constantly try to connect and try to Identifingtwork.

  I want to get my Windows 7 start and home computers to enter dynamic IPv4 addresses of my Linux DHCP server.  Note, I have never had any problem with Windows XP Home or Pro.

  Hello
  
  Your question of Windows 7 is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public.
  Please post your question in the TechNet Windows 7 networking forum.
   
   
  I hope this helps.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Shekhar S - Microsoft technical support.

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• Satellite Pro L300 - 12 H did not get the IP address of the DHCP router via cable

  My Vista Premium SP1 laptop is connected via a wireless connection to a modem/router ADSL Buffalo WBMR-G54 model that works very well. However, I tried the other day to connect the NIC via a RJ45 cable to the router and it won't work! I get the message "limited connectivity" and an IP of 169.254.xxx.xxx that suggests he does not get an IP address from the router.

  I was on various websites and tried all sorts of things as uncheck ipv6 on the properties of LAN card, put off the power of the DHCP Broadcast flag in the registry (according to the number of micrsoft) etc but nothing works.

  Anyone have any suggestions to make it work?
  NB: I took the laptop in work and plugged into the Windows 2003 Server network and got a DHCP IP immediately!

  You asked for help by your Internet provider?

• Satellite P200D-11R: need email address to contact Toshiba support

  Hello... My name is Terry and I am the owner of a new Toshiba P200D-11R I am profound deaf and would like to know if there is an email address to contact Toshiba direct support in the case of having any orneed questions help!.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  As far as I know, that you can speak with Toshiba, supported by calling the hotline, but if you have some problems (defective equipment) techniques you can contact directly the authorized services.

  If you want you can also write here about all of your problems. I hope that you will get good care how to solve all your problems.

  In any case, welcome in our community. ;)

• The IP address of the DHCP assigning

  I have a WRT54GS2. Devices can be assigned to different IP address when power is droped then restarts. For example my printer can have an IP address of 192.168.1.101 and when the power is droped and the printer can get an address to 192.168.1.103. Is there a way to get the same address every time? I use OS X 10.6.3 on my Mac and Win 7 on my PC. The printer is HP.

  Jim Smith

  I have not which option of your choice. I suggest, can connect you to your printer, assign the IP address and that's it. No need to spend a penny. It's like the assignment of an IP address of your computer in the network adapter properties.

  The other option is a router with the DHCP reservation capabilities.

• External address of Mgmt - DHCP/Dynamic DNS

  Hello

  My client is looking to assign the "external Mgmt addresses' for their B series server blades (KVM) via DHCP and dynamic DNS instead of a statically defined pool.

  Grateful if someone can confirm if this possible?

  Regards, Paul

  Hey Robinson,

  How are you? IP to KVM management can only be assigned statically to the MMIC or be affected by an ip pool.

  See the link below

  Managament (UCS 2.1) Ip addresses

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/unified_computing/UCS/SW/GUI/config/Guide/2.1/b_UCSM_GUI_Configuration_Guide_2_1_chapter_011101.html#concept_8D1CF1E427424A8AA1ED7E26B31B9227

• Weird, NIC is not getting an IP address from the DHCP server, but when you set a static IP address of works...

  Someone at - it will meet it before? Of course it is in a LAB environment, but what a Win 2012R2 VM is simply not cooperate... lol

  I tried to vMotion there something hot but even. Other virtual machines, 2008 R2 can obtain a static IP address fine as well as works fine. It is the only 2012R2 VM in the LABORATORY.

  No 'ghosts' NIC or whatever it is. It's a new generation of machine virtual Windows.

  Thank you

  EDIT:

  I use the VMXNET3 card.

  Figured it out. Someone added an IP in DHCP address range rule "out for delivery" and they used the whole range of... lol