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Sorry if this doesn't help but: When you say static do you mean you manually configured IP setting (i.e. IP/Gateway/DNS?) If you used MAC<=>IP in your DHCP server make sure that the address wasn't used for another PC. If you are getting an Automatic Private Address then check that the DHCP...

I posted a problem about Windows Deployment Services resulting in loss of internet connectivity before. After posting I decided to try the same thing in VMware. I installed W2k2003 in a similar setup, except I used only one NIC. I installed all the roles plus WDS and it works normally. I went...

Also make sure the conflicting PC isn't using a manual/alternate IP address. Try to exclude the address from the scope of the DHCP server.

Check for Static MAC<=>IPs in the DHCP server. If none then try to get the conflicting PC to release/renew the IP through your network's DHCP. I don't think that in order to get an IP the PC has to be connected to the Domain, as DHCP requests occur before connecting to a domain.

Hello to all! Setup: W2k3 Server with DHCP, DNS, Active Directory, Routing (NAT) Roles enabled. Works perfectly. It has 2 NICs, one that goes to an unfirewalled router (DSL) and the other that connects to the switch (LAN). EDIT: Basically a NIC for Internet and a NIC for Intranet As soon as...