>Hi Guys,
>
>Although Cobalt say to use a cross-over cable or an isolated LAN when doing
>an OS Restore I tried it over a live LAN. The RaQ3 was connected to the
>100Mb backbone, the PC to a 10Mbps switched port ... OS Restore happened
>without a hitch.
The OS Restore CD, as part of its operation, sets up a DHCP server to
lease out addresses.
Any other computer starting network services on the same network
segment might see that
DHCP server and acquire one of these temporary addresses -- which are
only designed to be
used within the context of the software load of the OS Restore.
>There was however an interesting side effect ...
>
>Any Win9x PC booted while the OS Restore workstation was running failed to
>authenticate (i.e. network logon). The problem was resolved when I shutdown
>the OS Restore PC.
>
>The solution of course is do as recommended, but I'd be interested to know
>why this happened.
>
>Cheers, Malcolm
>
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