Static IP Inside The DHCP Pool. What Could Go Wrong??? (Everything)

@devs776 did u ever fix it? ??

wait does this also apply to phone?. exact same thing happened to my desktop last month

oof exact same thing happened to my second monitor setup last month fingers crossed 🤞

ok so spent my entire lunch break on phone and im still not done

ok so try turning off the settings first, fixed it for me lmao lol this thread is gold

hmmm on a Windows DHCP srever, enable conflict detection (right-click IPv4 > Properties > Advanced tab, Conflict detection attempts set to 1 or 2, its a server-wide setting not a scope one). The server pings an address before leasing it. It slows leasing slightly but prevents duplicates from static devices. worked for me anyway 🤷

ok this thread just saved my weekend. exact same thing happened to my mac last month

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prevent rogue servers with DHCP snooping on managed switches: mark the uplink to your real DHCP server as trusted, all other ports untrusted.

guys pls help ok this thread just saved my weekend. came here to say exactly this

reading this at 2am instead of sleeping, no regrets

@mila.dalton thank u this worked!! thank u thank u thank u

nah tbh respectfully disagree, i tried that and it made phone worse idk maybe im wrong lol

@avao275 did u ever fix it?... have u checked your ip-conflict settings? mine were reset after an update

btw page 2 lets gooo. try turning off the cache first, fixed it for me

ok update: did what @devs776 said and its fine now. spent since tuesday on 172.16.10.0/24 and im still not done

so annoyed rn i swear ip-conflict is cursed

@subnetotter-16i nah thats not it, dhcp has nothing to do with it... same issue here on my work pc... driving me crazy just my 2 cents