Re: Static vs Dynamic IP addresses
- From: "Mungo Bulge" <NO.SPAM@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 8 Jan 2006 14:40:28 -0500
You are not missing anything. The DHCP manages the IP allocation, but
the PC actually insures it gets the same IP by requesting a renewal of
the lease of that particular IP before the lease is up, unless you
leave it turned off until the lease expires and some other PC (new to
the network) requests a lease.
Anyway, have fun
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"DavidM" <davidm_uk_notme@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| See below:
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| It's dynamic ip on the WAN side, the question I'm asking is purely
the about
| the home LAN side.
| Even with dynamic ips on the LAN side the DHCP server in the router
always
| seems to allocate the same two ip addresses (one to PC the other to
laptop),
| so the comment about tracking by external companies doesn't seem to
apply,
| unless I'm missing something in the argument.
| Thanks for replies so far, it seems like static is the better option
for me.
| David
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