We have a Cisco2611XM router connected to HP Procurve2524 switch.
We have port security enabled on the switch and we use the following commands to clear the mac address on any port:
Procurve2524# conf t
Procurve2524(config)# no port-security X
Procurve2524(config)# port-security X learn-mode static action send-disable
Procurve2524(config)# interface X
Procurve2524(eth-X)# enable
When a new user's mac address is registered on the network, the PC is given a "local" microsoft IP address of "169.XX.XX.XX" with "limited or no connection" icon in the system tray. The user has to reboot the laptop/PC two times in order to receive the proper DHCP lease. Reconnecting the cord does not work and neither is just rebooting the machine once or "repairing" the connection.
This looks like a Cisco2611XM router DHCP issue. How do I bypass the users needing to restart two times without an actual windows DHCP server and just use the router to give out DHCP leases?
Thanks in advance
We have port security enabled on the switch and we use the following commands to clear the mac address on any port:
Procurve2524# conf t
Procurve2524(config)# no port-security X
Procurve2524(config)# port-security X learn-mode static action send-disable
Procurve2524(config)# interface X
Procurve2524(eth-X)# enable
When a new user's mac address is registered on the network, the PC is given a "local" microsoft IP address of "169.XX.XX.XX" with "limited or no connection" icon in the system tray. The user has to reboot the laptop/PC two times in order to receive the proper DHCP lease. Reconnecting the cord does not work and neither is just rebooting the machine once or "repairing" the connection.
This looks like a Cisco2611XM router DHCP issue. How do I bypass the users needing to restart two times without an actual windows DHCP server and just use the router to give out DHCP leases?
Thanks in advance