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erik258
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your dhcp server is misconfigured? thats what it sounds like at least.
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jadfw007
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| All other computers on my network are fine, as was the previous install on the machine I'm working on now. I haven't changed any settings on the wireless router. That doesn't mean it's not misconfigured, but it's been configured well enough for everything else so far. |
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erik258
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| Quote: | | That doesn't mean it's not misconfigured, but it's been configured well enough for everything else so far. |
you are right about that, I just can't think of anything else. If you didn't roll your own DHCP server, it's hard to blame that though.
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