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In Reply to: RE: More Information............................... posted by 6bq5 on May 2, 2017 at 14:13:51:
The TV should see that it has a connection and not ask for a new one. At the same time, the router should drop the old one if it gets a new request and knows that it's the same MAC address or just give the TV the old IP.
The obvious workaround is to set the TV to a preset IP or set the router to only give an assigned IP to that MAC address. Good thinking, Cut-Throat. I wonder if there's an update.
-Rod
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Follow Ups
- It sounds like a bug or router setup.... - Rod M 19:39:30 05/04/17 (2)
- RE: It sounds like a bug or router setup.... - Cut-Throat 09:43:46 05/05/17 (1)
- Most users don't even look at their IP addresses on their network.... - Rod M 19:49:07 05/06/17 (0)
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