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Asked by forums712 in Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), Virtual Private Networking (VPN)
Hello all,
I have a single Windows domain with 2 DC's and a member server. Server A is Server 2003 64bit as a DC with all FSMO roles hosting AD, DHCP, DNS and file and print sharing. It is also running an app with SQL 2005 installed. Server B is a Server 2003 32bit as DC for print sharing and one file share. It has DHCP running but scope deactivated and DNS running. Server C is a member server running Server 2003 32bit as the SQL 2005 server.
What has happened is the DHCP service on Server A all of a sudden stopped handing out IP's to clients. Now the service is up and running and the scopes look fine. The range is way over the amount of PC's available and plenty of available IP's and there are still leases in the Address Leases. Now what happened was that all of a sudden one PC dropped its lease and could not get a network address any longer. After troubleshooting for hours, another machine dropped. This then led me to believe an Ip problem on the PC. So I manually added IP's and sure enough the machines got on the network. So far of the 15 machines, 3 have dropped and manually put IP's in. The others seem to be fine but I am sure they will stop dropping one by one.
The last thing I did was run windows Updates but reversed those and uninstalled them. I have had 2 consultants look and cannot find the root of the problem. we have restarted services, deactivated the scope and still nothing. the server is a Dell PE 2950 with Broadcom Team. I even broke the team to see if that was the issue and still nothing. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks,
Jimmy
20091118-EE-VQP-93 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_2_20070628
