[BC] Networking question:

[Kent Winrich]

Have you tried assigning an address to the machine to see if you can 
get connectivity?  You can then go back to DHCP.  I do this once and 
a while to narrow down potential issues.

On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 2:40 PM, Gordon Carter 
<<mailto:gcarter at wfmt.com>gcarter at wfmt.com> wrote:
We replaced an older computer with a new one, and moved the old one to
another location.  After moving it I tested it to make sure it worked
OK.  This system is all DHCP.

Turned off the computer and called it a day.  When a user tried to log
on, we got the same results.  So far I have tried deleting and
reinstalling the NIC (on-board), different network cable, different
switch port, and replaced the NIC with another one.  Same results every
time.