DHCPNACK Message-IP Address Denied

Hi
I agree it might be time for new Router, or RMA this one if it is under some
sort of warrantee / service contract.
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).


"Loose Wombat" wrote in message
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Agreed. The router is the obvious culprit, though I had to consider the
possibility that the PCs were doing something that was corrupting the
routers
DHCP clients table or something like that.

I've been avoiding doing the factory reset on the router, but it's a good
suggestion.


Being that resetting the router temporarily fixes the problem plus that
multiple machines on the subnet are affected points squarely at the
router itself. First, I would try a Factory Reset on the router
(usually hold the reset button down for 10 seconds while powered up),
then I would check the router manufacturer's website for router
firmware upgrades and if that doesn't help, then swap out the router.

HTH,
John

.

Hi
I agree it might be time for new Router, or RMA this one if it is under some
sort of warrantee / service contract.
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).


"Loose Wombat" wrote in message
...
Agreed. The router is the obvious culprit, though I had to consider the
possibility that the PCs were doing something that was corrupting the
routers
DHCP clients table or something like that.

I've been avoiding doing the factory reset on the router, but it's a good
suggestion.


Being that resetting the router temporarily fixes the problem plus that
multiple machines on the subnet are affected points squarely at the
router itself. First, I would try a Factory Reset on the router
(usually hold the reset button down for 10 seconds while powered up),
then I would check the router manufacturer's website for router
firmware upgrades and if that doesn't help, then swap out the router.

HTH,
John

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