I will provide more information about my environment, hopping that it will help.
The computer that is having the DHCP problems is at home and is running Breezy
64bits.
In that network there are two other computers running Windows XP and a laptop
running Hoary 32bits.
The computers are rebooted regularly and are all using DHCP, none is
experiencing DHCP problems.
At the present moment only one computer is having problems with the DHCP server
and it's the one running Breezy 64bits (AMD).
This very same computer was previously running Hoary 64bits without any problems.
I will provide more information about my environment, hopping that it will help.
The computer that is having the DHCP problems is at home and is running Breezy
64bits.
In that network there are two other computers running Windows XP and a laptop
running Hoary 32bits.
The computers are rebooted regularly and are all using DHCP, none is
experiencing DHCP problems.
At the present moment only one computer is having problems with the DHCP server
and it's the one running Breezy 64bits (AMD).
This very same computer was previously running Hoary 64bits without any problems.
The DHCP server is provided by an Asus router, nothing out of the ordinary. uk.asus. com/products. aspx?l1= 12&l2=43& l3=0&model= 61&modelmenu= 1
The exact model is ASUS WL 500g AccessPoint 54Mbps + switch, for more information:
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