OK, I have some experience dealing with NT4 and the DSL router, so I have a
couple of questions. First go to the command prompt (hopefully W2K still has
it) and type in:
ipconfig /all
What does it list as the DHCP server. If the IP is anything other than 10.0.0.1
then that is your most likely problem for not getting an ip from the router.
> ok guys, don't flame me too bad for things. but i've seen that some of you
> run windows 2000 at work or other places and have a question on that. just
> set up win2k for learning purposes at home and have the cisco 675. problem
> is winblows can't obtain an ip address from the router but has picked up an
> ip address from houdini or something. doing support for hp so thought i'd
> set it up to see what i would be doing in the near future. anyway, anyone
> run across win2k and the cisco and know the proper settings?
>
> and yes i would have posted this to a ms mail site if i had a browser
> loaded on this old mac and could look one up.
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