Re: Network connectivity may fail

[Peter da Silva]

Man, this is like that one where windows Vista for no good reason  
sets the broadcast flag on all DHCP requests ... a flag that should  
only be used when the TCP stack is broken, OR when you're using it as  
a workaround for networks that have addresses that don't fit in some  
field in a normal DHCP response.

And what's this "netsh interface" crap? What's wrong with "ipconfig"?
Microsoft decided to re-implement their TCP stack from scratch for  
the third time, didn't they?