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arp requests with no answer

Asked by ag79 in Miscellaneous Networking

Tags: arp, answer, linux, requests

hi,

I'm setting up a windows 2000 server on a multi-network.
However, once the server is connected to the LAN it makes it crash after a while (network congestion).
Using an Ethernet Package Analyser I noticed that the Windows server keeps sending some ARP requests ("arp who-has machine.ip tell me.ip" requests) & never obtains any answer (I guess it should receive some "arp reply machine.ip is-at machine.mac" packages in response).
This Windows server does not run any DNS or DHCP servers (those are run by a Linux server). I also disabled the WINS server.

Does anyone have an idea about what's wrong with my config? Do I have to change something on the router?
Thanks for your help.
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