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DNS Server issuing incorrect IP addresses
Just wondering if you could please help me out with this issue. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
My DNS server seems to be issuing incorrect IP addresses. Recently our network printer has stopped working, after much troubleshooting I have worked out that the IP address issued to the printer is 10.1.1.x, where it should be within the rage of 192.168.xxx.xx.
I have noticed that a few other laptops have been issued with a similar IP address on occasion(10.1.1.x). With a laptops I just simply assigned then with a static IP address(which solves that problem).
However with a Printer I can't find a facility that I can specify a static IP addresses.
When I try to set up the printer again, (as if its a fresh set-up) on the server - the printer is not even recognised. Which reinstated my theory of out of rage IP address.
Hope you can help.
regards,
Elina
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