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Forcing change of address (DHCP)

SalishSwede
Does anyone know how to force ASL to force a change of it's DHCP address?  I do not own the DHCP server supplying the address to the external interface.

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    [ QUOTE ]
    Does anyone know how to force ASL to force a change of it's DHCP address?  I do not own the DHCP server supplying the address to the external interface.

    Thanks 

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    The ip of the external address will change under conditions set by your provider's dhcp.  You can try unplugging the cord from the external interface..waiting a few seconds and reconnecting it.  If the provider's dhcp is configured to change your address that will pretty much guarentee a change.  Mine changes every midnight..no sooner no later no matter what i do..that is how my provider has it setup.

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    Some of the time, ISP's attach IP addresses by MAC...if you can spoof the MAC of the external interface it should change IP...

    I cloned mine a while back to test something and have it back default.  I did it with v5 and it worked well.

    I followed this post...mostly...
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