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What is the client gateway set to on the DHCP server? &nbsp;Is it set server wide, scope wide, reservation?
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What is the client gateway set to on the DHCP server?  Is it set server wide, scope wide, reservation?

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That was it. I had a brain Fart on Saturday!
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That was it. I had a brain Fart on Saturday!

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hmmm... &nbsp;if you tried to answer my question, I think you would have realized it as well
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hmmm...  if you tried to answer my question, I think you would have realized it as well

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I previously asked a question about limited or no connectivity on XP Pro clients in a 2003 AD after demoting the first DC. 7/21/07 There are now 2 DCs, both GC's, and FSMO roles transfered to to server 2 prior to demotion of original server. I setup DHCP on the server 2 and the clients can browse the network but when I do a ipconfig /all on the client the default gateway is missing. Any ideas?
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I previously asked a question about limited or no connectivity on XP Pro clients in a 2003 AD after demoting the first DC. 7/21/07 There are now 2 DCs, both GC's, and FSMO roles transfered to to server 2 prior to demotion of original server. I setup DHCP on the server 2 and the clients can browse the network but when I do a ipconfig /all on the client the default gateway is missing. Any ideas?

Default gateway missing on XP Pro clients in a 2003 AD domain

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