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make sure that there is network connectivity between the windows server and the router (usually the default gateway of the users. e1/interface vlan 20 in the examples below)

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Also you should not leave it to whatever server responds first to the dhcp requests, you should be deterministic in what should happen, as such if the new server is to accommodate the same subnet as the current dhcp server then you need to make sure of duplicate allocation which could be accomplished by decreasing the lease times from the current dhcp scope/server and then disabling the server service, then bring up the new server after the revised lease time has expired.

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DHCP also generates text-based log files stored at C:\Windows\System32\dhcp. These logs are extremely useful for troubleshooting. They can display information for why the server was unable to lease configurations to clients.

To do this on recent Fedora and Arch, it is necessary to set dhcp-client-identifier = hardware to get DHCP to work. I suspect the same is true on 17.10. However, Artful uses netplan and systemd-networkd.

I recently encountered this as well. The answer is in the netplan.io examples. You can add the line dhcp-identifier: mac to the yaml file in /etc/netplan/ and then run netplan apply to apply the change immediately.

Yes, they do. I see this issue (the dhcp discover-offer loop) in about 2% of all devices (and every-time its windows).

I am awaiting next occurrence to try these commands.

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When it comes down to Windows....

Weird things can happen

Could be everything, drivers, a problem with the dhcp service or some other services or something deeper is broken.

But most of the time network related problems can be fixed by resetting the network settings.

Be aware that those commands will reset everything (network related) to it's defaults.

You maybe have to reinstall some software.

I suppose dhcp offer/ack not reaching the client is a possibility, as I notice that sometimes even after ACK, the discover/offer continues.

What would be the reason for client not receiving offer/ack packets?

Or is it receiving but some firewall/anti-virus dropping it?

I've recently started have kind of the same issue. But my issue is that it is sporadic. Say I have a IAP 135 with 3 users connected on it. One of the users gets the 169.254.x.x address while the other users have an IP in our coroporate DHCP range. The only way i have found to get the user with the "wrong" ip to pick up a valid dhcp IP is to reboot the IAP. Once it come back up they connect and get a valid DHCP IP.

This is because the Wifi router will NAT to the main lan. In this case you should use the device as an access point only: connect to main network using LAN port (not wan) set a static IP in the main lan range and disable dhcp. now wifi will be part of main network and dhcp will come from the server. e24fc04721