simon636

SP1 for win 7 makes no difference at all, i find it hard to believe that this wasnt accomodated for by Microsoft, any organisation of a medium size will be using vlans with Cisco kit and msft DHCP servers. I also find the dhcp con flag solution to be intermittant, disabling the public profile seems the only constant fix, which isnt an option for me We have trunked vlans on wireless access points allocated to different ssid's, we have over 1200 clients with the netlogon error both wired and wireless.

Teckedd, I too have the same issue using Cisco ip-helpers, 2008R2 DHCP Servers, and Win 7 clients on both wired and wireless. Are you saying that Win 7 on startup is requesting and expecting back a Unicast DHCP Offer by default, and even though it gets a Unicast offer back, it still drops it, and that this is the Microsoft Bug, which only occurs in the Public firewall profile before it transitions to the Domain profile, and that the Domain profile doesnt drop the Unicast offer that it asked for.