Distribution of different IP's

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hello

I have a program server and clients

I need to give users(clients) an diffident IP's
what should I user ? dose there any diffident way , but not DHCP ?

please help
thanks

Posted 29-May-12 21:37pm

maxpower12345

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OriginalGriff 30-May-12 3:56am

Why would you want to do that?
All you are doing is making things difficult for yourself.
What are you trying to achieve that you think this is a good solution?

maxpower12345 30-May-12 4:12am

so DHCP is the perfect solution ?

OriginalGriff 30-May-12 4:38am

What are you trying to do?

maxpower12345 30-May-12 5:22am

program as Team-viewer program
there server and clients
every client connect with server Will get a different IP , to use it to send data to specific another client . (i.e the clients will connect to each other through server )

OriginalGriff 30-May-12 5:36am

The only problem is that the client will need to have the IP address *BEFORE* it connects to the server, or it won't be able to get there in the first place!

Just leave IP addresses alone, and let your existing DCHP server do the job it is good at...

maxpower12345 30-May-12 11:08am

Great ...
can you help me :( I have no source for DHCP
can you give me a web site or something , to understand what is DHCP ?
dose DHCP a code ? or what ?
:(

OriginalGriff 30-May-12 11:55am

In cases like this, I find Wiki a great help:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_Host_Configuration_Protocol

maxpower12345 30-May-12 12:30pm

thanks a lot ^_^

SASS_Shooter 6-Jun-12 15:16pm

Yes...DHCP is THE solution.

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