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How may I access the DHCP settings? Want to make printer a FIXED IP
It should be pretty simple 0- I just need to access the DHCP tables and have it serve a specific IP - in the hooper range - as a fixer - not dynamic IP for my printer….
The responses are much cleaner on a Windows machine via the terminal or on a Linux client. I may have run my initial sweeps with a W10 client or with one of my Linux clients. If you issue a ping for a specific IP address and you obtain no ARP response then it is not an active IP address. The ARP response provides the IP to MAC address mapping. If you want to use 192.168.12.99 just ping that IP and see if you get a response to the PING. If not it is probably not live.
