At 6:00 PM -0700 4/19/02, Jason Tessier wrote:
>To release/renew your address, you can switch your connection method in
>TCP/IP from Ethernet to PPP or something else, close the control panel, and
>then open it and switch back.
>
>This works well when you've set up configurations in TCP/IP, like one for
>Ethernet/DHCP and one for your other method.
>
>I don't think you have to have the "load only when needed" unchecked. It
>should work either way.
>
>If your cable modem is set up so only one computer can pass through it at
>once, you will have to disconnect your old computer from it, reset the cable
>modem, and then plug in the new one. Cable modems are required to learn MAC
>addresses they see, and they have to remember them until they are reset.
>
>  > I have a PM7200/90 with system 8.6
>>
>>  Can anyone tell me how to release the IP address for a DHCP server. I want
>to
>>  switch my cable internet connection to another computer. I don't have the
>TCP/IP
>>  Options control panel for system 9.1, and it probably would not work
>anyways.

To actually get the DHCP server to release the lease, which is what I 
think you want, you will have to wait for it to expire, or use a tool 
like IP net monitor from sustworks to force the server to release it, 
the other people are confused, I think

Regards James
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