on 7-30-2008 2:53 PM Paul Bijnens spake the following:
Not sure, but it is one of the suggested problems I see in many google searches. There are registry edits that help, but I don't want to have to do a bunch of edits when we get stuck with a hundred Vista machines. I have plenty of time, for now, to experiment. There are posts that say the subnet needs to be authoritative, but mine is. What happens is that the Vista system will not route outside the local subnet for more than 5 or 10 minutes.Scott Silva wrote:Has anyone had good luck serving dhcp addresses to Vista clients that work reliably?I have a test system and I can't seem to find out how to properly get dhcpd to always respond with broadcast instead of unicast since Vista won't honor unicast dhcp packets.My Vista (my wife's actually) has no problems with unicast dhcp packets.Stock dhcpd server in CentOS 5, and Vista Home. Worked without any special config.Are you sure that is the problem? -- Paul
Vista is just a little too new to me, and I need to get more "feet wet" time.I worked on a system at home for my nephew, but that dhcp is served by dnsmasq software.
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