adrian916
January 10th 04, 02:43 AM
Just afew suggestions which you may or may not have
already tried:
1. can you ping the router from the "faulty" machine
2. have you tied plugging it in to a different port on
the router (try the one that the other machine uses)
3. are you getting a link light on the router for the
port that you are using
4. reboot/ power cycle the router in case something is
sticking
5. is the faulty machine definitely set to receive an
address automatically
6 are there enough ip addresses on the DHCP scope
7 try a different cable (the one that the working machine
uses)
>-----Original Message-----
>I am suddenly not able to renew the IP address of one of
>my two Windows XP computers on my home LAN. They are
>both connected to a router with a DHCP server enabled.
>The DHCP server works and assigns IP addresses to the
>second computer.
>
>ON the computer where it does not work, I click
>on 'Repair' and get the error message: "The following
>steps of the repair operation failed: Renewing the IP
>address"
>
>I have uninstalled and reinstalled the network device
>drivers for the network cards; I have tried different
>network cards.
>
>There's no firewall running; I have confirmed that the
>DHCP client service is running.
>
>I have issued the NETSH INT IP RESET RESETLOG.TXT
command
>from the command prompt.
>
>Nothing seems to work. I always end up with a
>169.254.xx.xx address.
>
>I have tried manually assigning an ip addres and
>disabling the DHCP function of the router, but still no
>network connectivity; that is, no LAN or internet.
>
>I am at a total loss as to what the problem is.
>
>Oh, I have also performed an 'upgrade' reinstallation of
>windows xp pro from the source cd. Same result.
>
>I've also done a virus scan w/ Norton, most recent sig
>file.
>
>Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
>.
>
already tried:
1. can you ping the router from the "faulty" machine
2. have you tied plugging it in to a different port on
the router (try the one that the other machine uses)
3. are you getting a link light on the router for the
port that you are using
4. reboot/ power cycle the router in case something is
sticking
5. is the faulty machine definitely set to receive an
address automatically
6 are there enough ip addresses on the DHCP scope
7 try a different cable (the one that the working machine
uses)
>-----Original Message-----
>I am suddenly not able to renew the IP address of one of
>my two Windows XP computers on my home LAN. They are
>both connected to a router with a DHCP server enabled.
>The DHCP server works and assigns IP addresses to the
>second computer.
>
>ON the computer where it does not work, I click
>on 'Repair' and get the error message: "The following
>steps of the repair operation failed: Renewing the IP
>address"
>
>I have uninstalled and reinstalled the network device
>drivers for the network cards; I have tried different
>network cards.
>
>There's no firewall running; I have confirmed that the
>DHCP client service is running.
>
>I have issued the NETSH INT IP RESET RESETLOG.TXT
command
>from the command prompt.
>
>Nothing seems to work. I always end up with a
>169.254.xx.xx address.
>
>I have tried manually assigning an ip addres and
>disabling the DHCP function of the router, but still no
>network connectivity; that is, no LAN or internet.
>
>I am at a total loss as to what the problem is.
>
>Oh, I have also performed an 'upgrade' reinstallation of
>windows xp pro from the source cd. Same result.
>
>I've also done a virus scan w/ Norton, most recent sig
>file.
>
>Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
>.
>