DHCP on Windows XP

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by Dumphrey · 14 years ago In reply to DHCP on Windows XP

should be configured by default on windows XP home. If not, you can check by selecting START, Control Panels, Network Connections. Right click on Local area Connection and choose Properties. In the next window, there will be a selection box in the center of the general tab page. Look for Internet Protocol(tcp/ip). Click this onece to select it, and then click the properties button. The Obtain an Ip Address Automatically button should be checked.
The next part is having a dhcp server, or using the dhcp server of your ISP. If you have a router, it can be configured to act as a dhcp server, as can Windows server, or various linux and bsd servers. How each is configured depends on what you are using.
Hope this helps.

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hello dude

by sujeshpjayaram · 14 years ago In reply to DHCP on Windows XP

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HOW CAN I INSTALL DHCP SERVERIN XP

by chinna1222 · 11 years ago In reply to DHCP on Windows XP

by step wise

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XP is a client OS

by robo_dev · 11 years ago In reply to HOW CAN I INSTALL DHCP SE ...

and DHCP is a server service. DHCP server is not a component of the Windows XP OS.

You could install a third-party DHCP server of some sort, or install an alternate OS, such as Windows 2003 or Linux, but as it is, Windows XP does not support that.

Windows XP can be a DHCP client, of course.

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And you could

by IC-IT · 11 years ago In reply to HOW CAN I INSTALL DHCP SE ...

Not ressurect a three year old thread.
Just start your own question. :-)

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Sorry did not see the Zombie being resurrected and hijacked

by robo_dev · 11 years ago In reply to And you could

ugh :)

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