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Your PC is loosing the ip address somehow. Might also be a problem with the router, assigning IP adresses out of range or a bad DHCP assignment. You may want to try to configure the router to assign a fixed IP address using the pc's MAC address.
Found an article:
Generally (for IPV4), the system used is called "DHCP", and works, broadly, as follows.
- The router runs a "DHCP Server", which has a table with IP's which can be used.
- Each computer makes a DHCP request, which is basically a packet (with its MAC address) sent on the network saying "What IP can I have ?"
- The router looks at the packet received and says here is your IP address, gateway, DNS server [and anything else]
- The computer then configures itself.
The MAC address can be used by the DHCP server table to make sure the machine gets the same IP address, if available each time.
Last edited by ruthabagah; 08-02-2014 at 14:15.
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