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How do I disable DHCP?
Name: Steven Date: July 28, 2001 at 06:22:31 Pacific
Comment:
I'm using 2505. As soon as ICS is enabled, DHCP is automatically enabled too. I want the ICS to stay enabled, while using static IP addresses in my network. Does anyone know how to disable DHCP? Regards, Steven
Name: Indicator Date: July 31, 2001 at 02:57:49 Pacific
Reply:
When you go to computer management and then services, you can disable everything you want, also DHCP.
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Response Number 2
Name: Gabe Date: December 14, 2001 at 18:43:34 Pacific
Reply:
I too use XP pro for ICS and XP automatically sets up itself as a dhcp server and from what i can see there is no way in which the way it works can be controlled, or altered, if i could modify the way it works to suit my network it might be a good thing but as it is, its crap and i wanna turn it off.... yet there is no DHCP SERVER is services... so it woul seem to be inbuilt into ICS.. Thankyou once again microsoft.... :( if anyone has any knowledge of how to change this pls tell me as my linux dhcp server is dying to retake control of my network at home :)
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