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I have a laptop that I want to connect wirelessly to separate home and office
wireless networks. Both networks have DHCP servers. The laptop is assigned an
IP address by DHCP on the home network and everything works fine. On the
office network, the laptop seems to hang onto the home IP address (and home
gateway, home dns addresses) even though there is a DHCP server on the office
network.
Is there any way to automatically force the laptop to request an IP address
(and related gateway and dns settings) no matter if it is connecting to the
home or office network without having to manually type ipocnfig /release
ipconfig /renew? I thought this was automatic but it does not seem that it is.
Thank you.
wireless networks. Both networks have DHCP servers. The laptop is assigned an
IP address by DHCP on the home network and everything works fine. On the
office network, the laptop seems to hang onto the home IP address (and home
gateway, home dns addresses) even though there is a DHCP server on the office
network.
Is there any way to automatically force the laptop to request an IP address
(and related gateway and dns settings) no matter if it is connecting to the
home or office network without having to manually type ipocnfig /release
ipconfig /renew? I thought this was automatic but it does not seem that it is.
Thank you.