Event ID: 4199 Conflict IP address

I have a Servant in Windows 2003 SP1, with 2 Intel cards Pro 1000 TM, that
they form a TEAM.

In team, I have to him formed an IP; and this leaving to me continuously
conflict IP, of the IP of the servant, in the viewfinder of events.

I have proven to undo team, to deshabilitar one of cards, and in
another one to form an IP and continues giving conflict to me IP.

I have reviewed and there is really no conflict IP, is no another PC with
the same IP, since I have gotten to connect to him to switch independent,
solo; and it continued giving the error.




Jose Luis

You may want to look at the following:

http://www.jsifaq.com/subI/tip4200/rh4213.htm\

"Jose Luis" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:
>I have a Servant in Windows 2003 SP1, with 2 Intel cards Pro 1000 TM, that
> they form a TEAM.
>
> In team, I have to him formed an IP; and this leaving to me continuously
> conflict IP, of the IP of the servant, in the viewfinder of events.
>
> I have proven to undo team, to deshabilitar one of cards, and in
> another one to form an IP and continues giving conflict to me IP.
>
> I have reviewed and there is really no conflict IP, is no another PC with
> the same IP, since I have gotten to connect to him to switch independent,
> solo; and it continued giving the error.
>
>

In news:FBCEFDA5-0088-475F-A37D-(E-Mail Removed),
Jose Luis <(E-Mail Removed)> stated, which I commented on
below:
> I have a Servant in Windows 2003 SP1, with 2 Intel cards Pro 1000 TM,
> that they form a TEAM.
>
> In team, I have to him formed an IP; and this leaving to me
> continuously conflict IP, of the IP of the servant, in the viewfinder
> of events.
>
> I have proven to undo team, to deshabilitar one of cards, and in
> another one to form an IP and continues giving conflict to me IP.
>
> I have reviewed and there is really no conflict IP, is no another PC
> with the same IP, since I have gotten to connect to him to switch
> independent, solo; and it continued giving the error.

IN addition to Michael's suggestion, here's another link similar to the one
he posted:

How to Troubleshoot Duplicate Media Access Control Address Conflicts
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=164903

However, my feeling is it may stem from the multiple NICs, but it shouldn't
occur if the NICs are teamed correctly. If I may suggest to disable NetBIOS
on one of the NICs, see if that helps.


--
Ace

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I had a similar case when I setup NIC teaming on a HP DL380 running windows 2003 server. I am quoting these two tips from http://www.chicagotech.net/troublesh...teamissue1.htm

3. Use dynamic IP addresses before configuring the NIC teaming. Then assign static IP after the NIC teaming works.

4. It is better to have these NICs connecting to the same switches.

Hope that help.


Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on http://www.ChicagoTech.net
How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on http://www.HowToNetworking.com
"Jose Luis" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:FBCEFDA5-0088-475F-A37D-(E-Mail Removed)...
I have a Servant in Windows 2003 SP1, with 2 Intel cards Pro 1000 TM, that
they form a TEAM.

In team, I have to him formed an IP; and this leaving to me continuously
conflict IP, of the IP of the servant, in the viewfinder of events.

I have proven to undo team, to deshabilitar one of cards, and in
another one to form an IP and continues giving conflict to me IP.

I have reviewed and there is really no conflict IP, is no another PC with
the same IP, since I have gotten to connect to him to switch independent,
solo; and it continued giving the error.