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On Wed, Oct 02, 2002 at 02:42:14PM -0400, Booth Martin wrote: > The part I fail to understand though is why the AS/400 can't accept > dynamically assigned IP addressing? Why can't DHCP assign the AS/400 as > easily as it can the PCs? Is that a function of his being at V3? The AS/400's IP stack must be written to accommodate DHCP. There's no particular reason to have it do so, as DHCP is intended for workstations, not servers, since having a server's IP address change would make life difficult for users.
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