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W2K3 DHCP Server do not deliver IPs to Vista or W7-Clients

Asked by oldmen in Windows Networking, Windows 2003 Server, Windows 7

Tags: Windows 2003, DHCP, Winsows7, Cisco

Hi everybody
I have a strange situation here.
On our Network is one W2K3-DHCP Server working.
Newly installed XP Clients get IP-Adrresses and options BUT - Vista and Windows7-Clients not.
We turned off the Firewall for Testing Purposes.
If we manually configure the correct Gateway (only one Subnet) the Win7-Client will catch a correct IP while running. Then i boot the Client, and have again an APIPA-Adrress.

In that Network is also a Cisco-Device that play a DHCP-role (different Subnet) for IP-Telefon.
We have tested Client directly attached and behind a IP-Telefon, no Difference.

Im a bit confused
Has any body a idea

Thanks and greetings
oldmen
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