If you happen to be static or sticky DHCP address in the DHCP range, or Windows user, you're hosed. If they are on a Mac, they'll go bump someone else off. Of course, by this point, it has bumped the first person off. Q: How does a Mac test if a DHCP address is in use?Ī: It uses it first, and /then/ asks (the DHCP server) if anyone might have been there. Once you put Macs on a DHCP network, it is like the Wild Wild West.
Macs also love the ZeroConf stuff, and have even less respect for DHCP (much less sticky DHCP addresses). local subnet with printers on DHCP bouncing all over it like kids with ADHD. Developer and publisher-specific rulesĮnterprise, no one. Submit a new deal Submit a question/PSA Reddit New Deals Popular Deals Deals and Discussion
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