Can a client have a home address and still float?
There is nothing in the protocol to keep a client that already has a leased or permanent IP number from getting a(nother) lease on a temporary basis on another subnet (i.e., for that laptop which is almost always in one office, but occasionally is plugged in in a conference room or class room). Thus it is left to the server implementation to support such a feature. I’ve heard that Microsoft’s NT-based server can do it. • How can I relay DHCP if my router does not support it? A server on a net(subnet) can relay DHCP or BOOTP for that net. Microsoft has software to make Windows NT do this. • How do I migrate my site from BOOTP to DHCP? I don’t have an answer for this, but will offer a little discussion. The answer depends a lot on what BOOTP server you are using and how you are maintaining it. If you depend heavily on BOOTP server software to support your existing clients, then the demand to support clients that support DHCP but not BOOTP presents you with problems. In general, you are f
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