Hello everyone,
Last week, i had to change a motherboard on one of the computers on the network. Before that, i had a network with three computers, one serving as Internet connection sharing server, and two clients. Since them, this computer i had to change the motherboard can't access the network with automatic settings, 'cus it can't find the DHCP server - the third computer on the network works fine, though. And with fixed IPs, subnet and gateway, ICS can't work. I've tried to enable netbios, tired reinitializing TCP/IP ( with the netsch command ), tried renewing the connection with ipconfig, tried changing cables, tried changing the network speed (auto,10mb,full duplex,half duplex,100mb)...everything. When i had automatic setting enable on this computer ( the one i had to change the mobo ), SOMETIMES, very ramdomly, the network worked, slowly and with lots of problems ( just to remember....from the server to this client i had to change the mobo ). SO, do you have any clues of why this computer, the one i had to change the mobo, can't work with automatic setting and can't find the DHCP server, even if the whole physical part of the network is OK ? I don't have anymore clues of what to do to make this whole thing work correctly.
Thanks,
Ivan
Last week, i had to change a motherboard on one of the computers on the network. Before that, i had a network with three computers, one serving as Internet connection sharing server, and two clients. Since them, this computer i had to change the motherboard can't access the network with automatic settings, 'cus it can't find the DHCP server - the third computer on the network works fine, though. And with fixed IPs, subnet and gateway, ICS can't work. I've tried to enable netbios, tired reinitializing TCP/IP ( with the netsch command ), tried renewing the connection with ipconfig, tried changing cables, tried changing the network speed (auto,10mb,full duplex,half duplex,100mb)...everything. When i had automatic setting enable on this computer ( the one i had to change the mobo ), SOMETIMES, very ramdomly, the network worked, slowly and with lots of problems ( just to remember....from the server to this client i had to change the mobo ). SO, do you have any clues of why this computer, the one i had to change the mobo, can't work with automatic setting and can't find the DHCP server, even if the whole physical part of the network is OK ? I don't have anymore clues of what to do to make this whole thing work correctly.
Thanks,
Ivan
