A technician troubleshooting a network problem has used CLI commands to determine that a computer has not been allocated a correct IP address from the DHCP server. Which command can the technician use to solve this problem

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Janae Lynch

Computers & Technology

26 September, 02:00

A technician troubleshooting a network problem has used CLI commands to determine that a computer has not been allocated a correct IP address from the DHCP server. Which command can the technician use to solve this problem

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Faith Frank · Answer 1

The correct answer to the following question will be "ipconfig/renew".

Explanation:

ipconfig/release is performed to compel the applicant to quit the contract instantly by submitting a DHCP activation request to the network, which changes the details of the status of the server and labels the IP address of the authentication server as "open".

To request a different IP address such a command ipconfig/renew would be executed. This command commands your DHCP client to negotiate a new IP lease with the DHCP computer on your network when you type "ipconfig/renew" into another command line.

So, it's the right answer.