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April 8th 03, 09:49 PM
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dhcp delay
This is most likely caused by a setting related to the spanning tree
protocol (STP) on the switch you're connecting to. If it's a Cisco switch, I'd say that is definitely the reason. Look for a setting called "portfast". Cheers Oli "Jay [Work]" wrote in message ... After every boot, there is a 15-30 seconds delay before my PC gets an address from DHCP. Any ideas? 
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April 8th 03, 10:58 PM
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dhcp delay
Either that or XP can't obtain a DHCP address from your ISP.
"Oli Restorick" wrote in message ... This is most likely caused by a setting related to the spanning tree protocol (STP) on the switch you're connecting to. If it's a Cisco switch, I'd say that is definitely the reason. Look for a setting called "portfast". Cheers Oli "Jay [Work]" wrote in message ... After every boot, there is a 15-30 seconds delay before my PC gets an address from DHCP. Any ideas?
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April 9th 03, 02:36 PM
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We do have Cisco switches. The spanning tree is enabled on the ports.
Yesterday the network dept. enabled portfast on my ports. Same issue..even it improved the time it took the get the IP.. but still delay of 10-15 seconds. "Oli Restorick" wrote in message ... This is most likely caused by a setting related to the spanning tree protocol (STP) on the switch you're connecting to. If it's a Cisco switch, I'd say that is definitely the reason. Look for a setting called "portfast". Cheers Oli "Jay [Work]" wrote in message ... After every boot, there is a 15-30 seconds delay before my PC gets an address from DHCP. Any ideas?
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April 11th 03, 06:06 PM
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dhcp delay
Portfast is the setting that's introducing the delay.
Disable it from the switch that the PC is plugged into and the delay should be gone. Oli "Jay [Home]" wrote in message ... We do have Cisco switches. The spanning tree is enabled on the ports. Yesterday the network dept. enabled portfast on my ports. Same issue..even it improved the time it took the get the IP.. but still delay of 10-15 seconds. "Oli Restorick" wrote in message ... This is most likely caused by a setting related to the spanning tree protocol (STP) on the switch you're connecting to. If it's a Cisco switch, I'd say that is definitely the reason. Look for a setting called "portfast". Cheers Oli "Jay [Work]" wrote in message ... After every boot, there is a 15-30 seconds delay before my PC gets an address from DHCP. Any ideas?
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April 14th 03, 07:49 PM
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dhcp delay
No, I mean disable.
"Jay [Work]" wrote in message ... Do you mean Enable it, right? "Oli Restorick" wrote in message ... Portfast is the setting that's introducing the delay. Disable it from the switch that the PC is plugged into and the delay should be gone. Oli "Jay [Home]" wrote in message ... We do have Cisco switches. The spanning tree is enabled on the ports. Yesterday the network dept. enabled portfast on my ports. Same issue..even it improved the time it took the get the IP.. but still delay of 10-15 seconds. "Oli Restorick" wrote in message ... This is most likely caused by a setting related to the spanning tree protocol (STP) on the switch you're connecting to. If it's a Cisco switch, I'd say that is definitely the reason. Look for a setting called "portfast". Cheers Oli "Jay [Work]" wrote in message ... After every boot, there is a 15-30 seconds delay before my PC gets an address from DHCP. Any ideas?
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