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DHCP Failing

Asked by epsilon3 in Internet Explorer Web Browser, Windows 2003 Server, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

Tags: DHCP, Windows Server 2003, IP Adderesses

Here is the setup, Windows 2003 running AD and DNS, Linksys router acting as the DHCP server, Versizon DSL, DSL modem is a telephony Cisco 1700 series model, 12 client machines.  The problem is that all the client machines are not getting IP's assigned to them.  IP's are not even being autoassigned, they are all coming out to "0.0.0.0".  

If I staticly assign IP's to the machines, everything is OK, internet, network resources the works.  As soon as I change it back to "Get IP Automatically", it goes back to "0.0.0.0". I checked the configuration of the router and it is all correct.  Thinking that something has gone wrong with the router, I got a new one, configured it properly and the same thing happened.

Tonight, I bought a new switch, going to swap that out tomorrow, see if the switch is loosing packets somehow.

Any thoughts?
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