From: diptish doshi (diptishdoshi007@yahoo.com)
Date: Fri Aug 20 2004 - 04:05:24 GMT-3
Thanx of solving my doubt ... well actually my query
was with reference from R & S practice labs , LAB 4
...
in which the author says to configure dhcp server
with pool to assign from is 160.10.22.0 /24 .... but
he aslo has DNS server for that pool as 160.10.22.100
and 160.10.22.101 which are from the same pool ... So
i was expecting that these IPs should have been
included in the excluded-address list but the author
hasnt done soo ....
From Ur message i think it clear that those IPs will
automatically renew the same ip ..so no need to
include them in the excluded-address list ... right ??
But i guess i would ask the proctor about it ...that
whether those ips should be included in the excluded
ip address or not ?? since information about whether
the DNS ip are statically assigned or assigned through
DHCP is not given in the question ...
Thanx ,
diptish .
--- loc.pham@comcast.net wrote:
> For a typical windows client, it will
> automatically attemp to renew at a defined preriod
> of 75 % leased , and more often after until it
> actually expired and given up ( in the case of dhcp
> servers not available ... ouch ! )
> Therefore, theoretically, dhcp client will alway
> get it same IP if it alway connected and of course ,
> will lost it IP once expired ( = disconnected ).
> HTH,
> LP
>
>
>
> > hi all ,
> >
> > My doubt is lease a absolute value , i mean
> when we
> > configure dhcp to assign ip for a lease of 1 day ,
> and
> > the system using that ip is still active then what
> > will happen ??? will the ip still be surrendered
> ???
> >
> > OR is lease a delta value , i mean the ip will
> be
> > surrendered if not found active for a period of 1
> day
> > ???
> >
> > Maybe the doubt is silly but i didnt find any
> > documentation about this in DOC CD ... do let me
> know
> > ... thanx and regards,
> >
> > Diptish.
> >
> >
> >
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