q269616 hotfix for nt4

External Since: Apr 03, 2008 Posts: 8

Sorry for the crosspost, but I am really not sure where this would be
on-topic nowadays Wink

There used to be a Q269616 post-SP6 hotfix for NT4 "How to Disable the
DHCP Lease Message Completely", which seems to have been retired from
Microsoft's current KB. From the 10/01 MSDN:

|| The English version of this fix should have the following file
|| attributes or later:
||
|| Date Time Size File name Platform
|| --------------------------------------------------
|| 07/24/2000 03:29p 38,672 Dhcpcsvc.dll Intel
|| 07/24/2000 03:28p 64,784 Dhcpcsvc.dll Alpha
||
|| This fix introduces a new registry entry that you can use to prevent
|| the DHCP message from being displayed even once.

If anyone still has that Intel Dhcpcsvc.dll by any chance, please email
me a copy to "lab2k1 at gmail dot com". A reference to some public place
to download it would work just as well, as would any pointer to a
subscription MSDN CD/DVD where it might have been included at the time.
Thanks in advance.

External Since: Aug 17, 2008 Posts: 1

On Aug 17, 8:21 pm, "Liviu" <lab....TakeThisOut@gmail.c0m> wrote:
> Sorry for the crosspost, but I am really not sure where this would be
> on-topic nowadays Wink

>
> There used to be a Q269616 post-SP6 hotfix for NT4 "How to Disable the
> DHCP Lease Message Completely", which seems to have been retired from
> Microsoft's current KB. From the 10/01 MSDN:
>
> || The English version of this fix should have the following file
> || attributes or later:
> ||
> || Date Time Size File name Platform
> || --------------------------------------------------
> || 07/24/2000 03:29p 38,672 Dhcpcsvc.dll Intel
> || 07/24/2000 03:28p 64,784 Dhcpcsvc.dll Alpha
> ||
> || This fix introduces a new registry entry that you can use to prevent
> || the DHCP message from being displayed even once.
>
> If anyone still has that Intel Dhcpcsvc.dll by any chance, please email
> me a copy to "lab2k1 at gmail dot com". A reference to some public place
> to download it would work just as well, as would any pointer to a
> subscription MSDN CD/DVD where it might have been included at the time.
> Thanks in advance.

You may be able to request it via email:
http://support.microsoft.com/search/?adv=1