Static adresses in DHCP

  • Thread starter Thread starter Leszek Gruszka
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A TCP/IP DHCP allocation requires a valid MAC address; this is to allow the
DHCP controller to bind the allocated address to a leased address or a
reserved one. If you are asking how to get an allocation without a MAC
address you cannot ( AFAIK ).

If however, you are asking how to make your machine obtain a new DHCP
address, then you will need to invoke a Renewal

IPCONFIG /Release
IPCONFIG /Renew

HTH

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My wrong question...

How to get static IP adresses from DHCP server?
(Reserved range etc.)
 

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