Jason Rosenow
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I have a Linux based application, ATIS by Trapeze, that some of my users "sporadically" can't connect to. I am running a Windows 2008 R2 server with DCHP. The client workstations are Windows 7 x86. When a user experiences this problem, not being able to connect to ATIS, I can resolve it by assigning a manual IP. After a couple of days I can change the IP back to DHCP and everything works fine. I have changed the server name in the .ini file from FQDN to IP with no change. Strangely, when it happens I can ping the ATIS server by name and/or IP. No other programs/applications are affected. Users still have full network access, files, internet, email etc...According to our ATIS vendor, this ISN'T a known issue and isn't a Linux/Application issue.(not sure about that statement) Sidebar, I recently upgraded the workstations from XP to Win7 and it was doing the same thing with XP...I'm at a loss and short of assigning static IP's, not sure what else I can do to remedy this. It may be a Linux issue but our Vendor is claiming it isn't...