I've dealt with some DHCP client issues so I might be able to help but I
don't understand what "if I change the requested IP for the image from the
DHCPserver" means. Does this mean that you have made a reservation of a
specific IP address for your client's MAC address? If so, why would you
expect the client IP address to change before its lease expires? It would
be hard for me to believe that the behavior in this case varies for
different versions of the client since the client has no way of knowing what
configuration options are being changed on the server.
DD
"Andrea Valori" <AndreaValori[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C06335EF-2288-4E76-88EE-0668D7D55E02[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] > Hi to everyone,
> I have a big trouble with DHCP client in FP2007 (but, like I see on this
> newsgroup, similar problems arises starting from the SP2 release). I have
> a
> minlogon image with FBWF on, booting from a CF. Like suggested in other
> posts
> (thanks, KM!) in my image I added the core networking (without firewall)
> and
> basic tcp/ip networking macro, the client for MSnetwork component and
> disabled the APIPA feature. If I boot the image, at first time the DHCP
> client receive the espected address from a WIN2k3 DHCP server, but if I
> change the requested IP for the image from the DHCPserver and reboot the
> client, it mantains the old address (!) until I manually call a ipconfig
> /release and ipconfig /renew command from the cmd. I see this behaviour
> with
> the FBWF on or off. The NIC is a Realtek RTL8139C+ and I try to select for
> it
> either the rtl8139 family xpe component and the rtl8139c+ component
> obtained
> from the driver package downloaded from Realtek. Please note, as usually,
> that with the XPE SP1 and the same computer/image I never seen this
> problem!
> Thanks in advance,
> Andrea Valori.
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