DHCP Leases Dynamic/static

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Hello

i have a Problem with NT/2000/XP Clients.
We have a scope of dynamic IP Adresses and a scope of static IP`s.
I can only get a static IP with ipconfig /release /renew with Admin Rights.

The DHCP Server is a Linux Machine.

Do any know the Problem?

Thank you for your Help.

 

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Hello Tanu,

thank you for reading my Post an sending the Reply.

The Szcenario is:

We use one IP-Adress Scope with the right IP Range 172.19.16.x We want push
one Adress from this Range to every Client in our Company

Also we use a Dynamic Scope with the IP Range 172.19.100.x
The Ip-Scopes are on a Samba Server.

When the Client calls for a new IP-Adress, he allways get a Ip from the
Dynamic
Scope and this is the Problem.

Sorry for the not so good English.

Have nice Day

Uwe

"brenneru" wrote:

> Hello
>
> i have a Problem with NT/2000/XP Clients.
> We have a scope of dynamic IP Adresses and a scope of static IP`s.
> I can only get a static IP with ipconfig /release /renew with Admin Rights.
>
> The DHCP Server is a Linux Machine.
>
> Do any know the Problem?
>
> Thank you for your Help.

 

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Not clear as to what you mean by "scope of static IP's". How do you
distinguish it with "scope of dynamic IP address"?
> I can only get a static IP with ipconfig /release /renew with Admin
> Rights.
Here too not clear on term "static".

Would you please provide more precise information?

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"brenneru" <brenneru@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9801EFFE-19B0-4E1A-ACF2-7B1659475B4C@microsoft.com...
> Hello
>
> i have a Problem with NT/2000/XP Clients.
> We have a scope of dynamic IP Adresses and a scope of static IP`s.
> I can only get a static IP with ipconfig /release /renew with Admin
> Rights.
>
> The DHCP Server is a Linux Machine.
>
> Do any know the Problem?
>
> Thank you for your Help.