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"Cable modems and Windows 2000 Server"
By Duane Urban, CTO Starway Enterprises L.C., Dracut, Massachusetts 

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Starway has a small local area network (LAN), and was running a
single server with Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Service Pack 5, which we
just updated to Windows 2000 Server. The custom 233P MM with 128MB
RAM, 66MHz bus speed system is running just about every imaginable
service, including Microsoft Internet Information Server 4.0, for one
of our company Web sites. It is also used as a workstation while in
server mode. We are connected to the Internet via an always-on cable
modem, a 3Com 10/100 3C90X-family network interface card (NIC) and
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) client. 

Unfortunately, 3Com did not make its Dynamic Access software
compatible with Windows 2000. So once the update was complete,
neither the LAN nor the Internet connection were configured properly.

The easiest way that we found to get back online and get the LAN
working was to uninstall the third-party network configuration
software, uninstall both NICs using the Uninstall Hardware Wizard in
Windows 2000, restart and let the Found New Hardware Wizard do the
rest. Once done, all the protocols and services needed for connecting
to the Internet and LAN were automatically installed. The only thing
we had to do to finish was add the appropriate users and reassign
permissions. 

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