DHCP won't bind to NIC team w/ static IP

I'm in the middle of transferring server roles from a Windows Server
2003 box to a Server 2003 R2 box, and the last thing I have to
transfer over at the moment is DHCP. However, no matter what I try
the new DHCP server absolutely will not bind to the onboard NIC (DHCP
Server properties -> Advanced -> Bindings)--it's actually a team of
NICs on a Dell server, though. The team most definitely has a static
IP. Is there a problem with Server 2003 R2 and Broadcom NIC teams,
maybe? The current DHCP server is bound to an Intel NIC team on a
Dell server without problem.

I had originally transferred the scope from one server to another by
exporting the scope to a text file and then importing it, but when I
couldn't bind to the NIC I recreated it manually to see if that might
be the culprit. No dice. I also thought that it might be something
with not able to bind while another server was authorized, so I
deauthorized the old server and then tried to bind the new one to the
team. No dice, either.

I'm stumped. Any thoughts? Thanks.

Hello,

is your R2 SP2 ? There is currently network issue.
So on the dhcp console, you don't see any ip to bind to ?


--
Cordialement,
Mathieu CHATEAU
http://lordoftheping.blogspot.com


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> I'm in the middle of transferring server roles from a Windows Server
> 2003 box to a Server 2003 R2 box, and the last thing I have to
> transfer over at the moment is DHCP. However, no matter what I try
> the new DHCP server absolutely will not bind to the onboard NIC (DHCP
> Server properties -> Advanced -> Bindings)--it's actually a team of
> NICs on a Dell server, though. The team most definitely has a static
> IP. Is there a problem with Server 2003 R2 and Broadcom NIC teams,
> maybe? The current DHCP server is bound to an Intel NIC team on a
> Dell server without problem.
>
> I had originally transferred the scope from one server to another by
> exporting the scope to a text file and then importing it, but when I
> couldn't bind to the NIC I recreated it manually to see if that might
> be the culprit. No dice. I also thought that it might be something
> with not able to bind while another server was authorized, so I
> deauthorized the old server and then tried to bind the new one to the
> team. No dice, either.
>
> I'm stumped. Any thoughts? Thanks.
>

Yes, it's 2003 R2 SP2.

When I go into the Bindings section, I see the adapter listed there,
but it's unchecked and unbound. If I check it to bind it, click OK,
then click OK to get out of the DHCP server properties, it's unchecked
if I go back in there.

On Sep 6, 10:18 am, "Mathieu CHATEAU" <gollum...@free.fr> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> is your R2 SP2 ? There is currently network issue.
> So on the dhcp console, you don't see any ip to bind to ?
>
> --
> Cordialement,
> Mathieu CHATEAUhttp://lordoftheping.blogspot.com
>
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>
> > I'm in the middle of transferring server roles from a Windows Server
> > 2003 box to a Server 2003 R2 box, and the last thing I have to
> > transfer over at the moment is DHCP. However, no matter what I try
> > the new DHCP server absolutely will not bind to the onboard NIC (DHCP
> > Server properties -> Advanced -> Bindings)--it's actually a team of
> > NICs on a Dell server, though. The team most definitely has a static
> > IP. Is there a problem with Server 2003 R2 and Broadcom NIC teams,
> > maybe? The current DHCP server is bound to an Intel NIC team on a
> > Dell server without problem.
>
> > I had originally transferred the scope from one server to another by
> > exporting the scope to a text file and then importing it, but when I
> > couldn't bind to the NIC I recreated it manually to see if that might
> > be the culprit. No dice. I also thought that it might be something
> > with not able to bind while another server was authorized, so I
> > deauthorized the old server and then tried to bind the new one to the
> > team. No dice, either.
>
> > I'm stumped. Any thoughts? Thanks.