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Trying to understand how this could happen. We have a DHCP Scope (/24) on a
Windows 2000 Server. Standard installation, nothing special, except we have
the "Lease duration for DHCP clients" Limited to: 4 hours.
When viewing the Address Leases, most of them will expire in 4 hours... but
a couple of them have a "Lease Expiration" of Infinite.
How can a client get an "infinite" lease time when our scope says clients
are limited to 4 hours?
How can we prevent clients from getting a lease time different than the
scope permits?
Scope Options > Advanced have the following values:
Vendor class: DHCP Standard Options
User class: Default User Class
And our scope properties are set for "Assign IP addresses dynamically to
clients of:" DHCP only
We have a different scope servers and printers, nothing but short term
clients should be in this lease.
Thank you for all your help!
Windows 2000 Server. Standard installation, nothing special, except we have
the "Lease duration for DHCP clients" Limited to: 4 hours.
When viewing the Address Leases, most of them will expire in 4 hours... but
a couple of them have a "Lease Expiration" of Infinite.
How can a client get an "infinite" lease time when our scope says clients
are limited to 4 hours?
How can we prevent clients from getting a lease time different than the
scope permits?
Scope Options > Advanced have the following values:
Vendor class: DHCP Standard Options
User class: Default User Class
And our scope properties are set for "Assign IP addresses dynamically to
clients of:" DHCP only
We have a different scope servers and printers, nothing but short term
clients should be in this lease.
Thank you for all your help!