Win95 won't forget old IP address -Reply
Michael Keller <Keller_Michael@wes.twc.com> Tue, 11 June 1996 22:31 UTC
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Subject: Win95 won't forget old IP address -Reply
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Suggestion from a Win95 guru here is to use winipcfg from the command line and choose Release All. Upon reboot, the machine should get a new address. >>> Mark Sirota <msirota@isc.upenn.edu> 06/11 14:21 >>> I've got a Windows 95/Plus client which is booting via DHCP. If I move the machine to another subnet, it requests (via DHCPREQUEST) the IP address it had before.
- Win95 won't forget old IP address -Reply Michael Keller