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01-03-2023, 11:47 AM	#16
Fearless Fred Member Registered: Jan 2022 Location: UK Distribution: Mabox - Manjaro/Arch Posts: 60 Rep:	In your router settings you had a DHCP reservations button, choose that and give a chosen MAC address a static IP address if thats what you are trying to do (so you know where things 'are' on your LAN) Dynamic Host Control Protocol - DHCP - is designed to just issue any free IP address when asked, you can always give a specific IP to a specific device if that what you are aiming for.

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