MattDLEA Posted June 3, 2013 Posted June 3, 2013 can someone explane BAD ADDRESS ini DHCP to me. Or how to get rid of it. We have a printer with a static address 10.72.240.103 this has been added as a reservation. After a powercut the printer reset to automatic ip which i have now restored to the original setting but i still have it showing as a bad address in DHCP?
Michael Posted June 3, 2013 Posted June 3, 2013 BAD ADDRESS normally appears when you have two DHCP Servers setup in the same domain with Conflict Detection enabled. It's perfectly normal behaviour.
Zenden Posted June 3, 2013 Posted June 3, 2013 Bad Address basically means the following precess has occurred: DHCP Client requests IP from DHCP Server DHCP Server responds with an IP for the client Client does an ARP lookup on the address and if it gets a response then it knows that address is in use. It then responds to the DHCP server to inform it that the IP is in use so it therefore wont try to hand it out again. DHCP Client requests another address.
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