Re: No TCP/IP after a new install

You could uninstall all networking components and then re-install
them. However, this might play havoc with your DNS settings
(which were all configured by the installation wizard). If you go
down this path then I strongly recommend that you perform a
System State Backup beforehand, or perhaps back up the registry
separately and save it in a safe place.


"Aaron Young" <AaronYoung@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Thanks for the reply but I am afraid the network adapter is installed and
enabled. I know that the card works in another machine and Windows 2003
reports that it is working.

Thanks again.

"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:


"Aaron Young" <AaronYoung@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,

I just installed Windows Server 2003 Standard with SP1 and immediately
after
installation I tried to setup my network connection. There is a
network
card
and there is a DHCP server on the network. Despite the fact that the
new
server is configured to obtain a TCP/IP address automatically, when I
run
IPCONFIG /ALL, I simply see the message "Windows IP Configuration" and
nothing else.

I have never had this with other installations. Has anyone seen this
before?

Thanks in advance,

Aaron

This usually happens either when the network adapter is disabled,
not installed or not functioning.





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