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DHCP refresh
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ipconfig /release<br>
ipconfig /renew<br>
winipcfg<br>
wntipcfg<br>
ipconfig /renew<br>
winipcfg<br>
wntipcfg<br>
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I typed from the command prompt the first command and the response was following:<br>
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no adapters bound to TCP/IP are enabled for DHCP<br>
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I checked in network settings and the adapter bindings have the DHCP and TCP/IP enabled...<br>
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Any ideas?
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no adapters bound to TCP/IP are enabled for DHCP<br>
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I checked in network settings and the adapter bindings have the DHCP and TCP/IP enabled...<br>
<br>
Any ideas?
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The question is not fully displayed so I'll post it again:<br>
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How can I refresh the DHCP so that it gives new IP leases to clients because I have machines with static IP addresses, yet the server tries to allocate those to other clients again. Then I get IP conflict error messages.
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How can I refresh the DHCP so that it gives new IP leases to clients because I have machines with static IP addresses, yet the server tries to allocate those to other clients again. Then I get IP conflict error messages.
MikeHoffman
MIS
In the DHCP Manager go to SCOPE then Properties and add the addresses as exclusions.<br>
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Hope that helps<br>
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<p>Mike Hoffman<br><a href=mailto:Mike@mcsch.org.uk>Mike@mcsch.org.uk</a><br><a href= personal technical ramblings page</a><br>
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Hope that helps<br>
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<p>Mike Hoffman<br><a href=mailto:Mike@mcsch.org.uk>Mike@mcsch.org.uk</a><br><a href= personal technical ramblings page</a><br>
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