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DHCP Windows 2012 R2 and Mac Laptop
Posted on 2016-07-18
Hello all,
I do not know what to do on this one.
I have a client that has an AD network with several file servers and 45 computers. Everything was Windows based and it all works great.
The server running DHCP is a Windows 2012 R2.
One of the owners has to have a Mac laptop. He connects wirelessly and can never connect unless I restart the DHCP server. I have to do this every morning.
There are more than enough addresses for him to connect.
I have no idea why this is happening and what I need to do on the Windows DHCP server.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Kelly W.
I do not know what to do on this one.
I have a client that has an AD network with several file servers and 45 computers. Everything was Windows based and it all works great.
The server running DHCP is a Windows 2012 R2.
One of the owners has to have a Mac laptop. He connects wirelessly and can never connect unless I restart the DHCP server. I have to do this every morning.
There are more than enough addresses for him to connect.
I have no idea why this is happening and what I need to do on the Windows DHCP server.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Kelly W.
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Try finding his MAC address and assigning a permanent IP address by using the reservation feature of DHCP server. I see issues like this regularly when computers return from their home network to "wake up" suddenly in the office and don't properly request a new address.
Also, make sure there aren't any other rogue DHCP servers (like in the wireless router).
Also, make sure there aren't any other rogue DHCP servers (like in the wireless router).
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