DHCP Registry Permission

A month ago I had a server that could not obtain a DHCP assigned address.
After spending time researching, I found an article from MIcrosoft about the
Network Service needing rights to a specific key in the registry.

I made the correction, and the server was fixed. Wouldn't you know that I
have another server doing the same thing, and for the life of me I can't
locate the article again to figure out which key it was. Anyone know of this
article?

Here you go:

895149 The DHCP Client service does not start after you upgrade a Windows 2000
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=895149

HTH,
Gary
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