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#1 2008-11-07 17:06
- Seth
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DHCP IP Renew when changing from on DHCP profile to another
Created two profiles Profile 1 and Profile 2 that are both DHCP enabled.
When I change from 1 to 2 or from 2 to 1 and change my physical network without rebooting I dont get the new IP address. NetSetMan doesn't seem to release and renew when you change profiles.
Thanks
Seth
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#2 2008-11-08 20:21
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Re: DHCP IP Renew when changing from on DHCP profile to another
Well there's a function for renewing the DHCP IP, which is already implemented in NetSetMan but at the moment disabled, because it takes 1 minute if no DHCP server is available at the moment, which would slow down the activation process for many people.
How would you change DHCP to DHCP in Windows normally to receive a new IP?
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#3 2008-11-10 14:54
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Re: DHCP IP Renew when changing from on DHCP profile to another
I work with a lot of VMs and move them hot from one lan to another. I also suspend/hibernate my laptop and move it to various networks Wired and Wireless.
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#4 2008-11-10 21:31
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Re: DHCP IP Renew when changing from on DHCP profile to another
So how do you deal with it without NetSetMan?
I'd like to know the normal way you would change DHCP to DHCP, because this will help to implement a suitable solution into NSM.
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#5 2008-11-11 15:07
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Re: DHCP IP Renew when changing from on DHCP profile to another
from command line
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
or I use WinIPS (no longer supported)
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#6 2008-11-11 18:47
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Re: DHCP IP Renew when changing from on DHCP profile to another
Ok, this is what I wanted to know. So it's not a feature of Windows but the build-in tool ipconfig.
You can use those two lines in the script feature in the "After" tab.
However, I will look at an automatic solution for this.
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