> There's no advantage with DHCP. There was an advantage before DHCP when > people used BOOTP though. > I thought with DHCP, you address the MAC with a given IP address, to make sure a certain computer would always get the same IP (sort of a dynamically static sort of thing), but giving you the advange of having all the rest of the info that travels with DHCP (like name server lists and such) being controlled centrally. That's the one use I've ever heard of for them.
> I feel old. > We won't tell. ;-) > Kev. > Ian
