I am wondering if there is any way to secure DHCP from assigning leases to PCs that are not authorized on the domain. I imagine that this is not possible since, in order to authenticate, a PC needs an IP address.

The problem is that the other day we had a rogue PC plug into our network and, though probably coincidental, our browse list was messed up afterwards. So I have been tasked with finding out if there is a way to prevent unauthorized PCs from obtaining IP leases on our network (other than disabling all jacks not in use, which is what we will be doing). If not, does anyone have any suggestions on how to prevent the above situation in the future?

 

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