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I've had a similar problem with a smaller subnet of 16 IP's, and for
some reason the DHCP server assigns .146 not in its range and already
in use to one system, and I'm unable to get it to stop.
How do you know the
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Has the 98 box every been on another DHCP segment with .54 in its range?
Upon booting, the 98 machine (as well as 95 and NT) request the last
DHCP address that they used. If the server CAN provide it, it will
respond
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I've had a similar problem with a smaller subnet of 16 IP's, and for
some reason the DHCP server assigns .146 not in its range and already
in use to one system, and I'm unable to get it to stop. Most, but not
all, of
