Does DHCP server affect ping?

Does DHCP server affect ping?

The amount of traffic between a client computer and a DHCP server is quite small, so constrained bandwidth between the DHCP server and client isn’t really cause for alarm. The nature of the protocol is such that users don’t use the DHCP server in an interactive manner, so latency isn’t a big deal.

Why is ping destination unreachable?

Destination host unreachable means that there was no valid route to the requested host. Put very simply, request timeout means there was no response whereas destination unreachable may mean the address specified does not exist i.e. you typed in the wrong IP address.

What does it mean network unreachable?

Network Unreachable. This error message means that no route for the destination network could be found in the routing table on the reporting router, and is commonly seen when a user tries to connect to a private address that is non-routable across the Internet.

Can you get IP but can’t Ping DHCP server?

Most of the workstations work fine but several of them can’t PING or connect to the DHCP server. They can get an IP address from the DHCP and connect to the network, the internet, all the other servers but for some reason can’t ping the DHCP server. The server running DHCP also has network drives that the clients can’t connect to.

Can a Spiceworks machine Ping a DHCP server?

[SOLVED] Machine gets IP from DHCP but can’t ping DHCP server or any DC, Internet OK. – Windows Forum – Spiceworks Machine gets IP from DHCP but can’t ping DHCP server or any DC, Internet OK.

Can you get an IP address from a DHCP server?

They can get an IP address from the DHCP and connect to the network, the internet, all the other servers but for some reason can’t ping the DHCP server. The server running DHCP also has network drives that the clients can’t connect to. I’ve tried releasing/renewing the IP’s and getting the same results.

Why is my DC server not connecting to my DHCP server?

It sounds as if it’s getting its IP from somewhere else on a different subnet that’s either not supposed to be there or just not routed correctly; either way your traffic isn’t getting to the same network as the DHCP or DC servers.