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If you _do_ do it explicitly, then yes...I believe none of your
already-created sockets will work.
Yes I think that is correct, the nice thing is DHCP-leases as long as
connected they renew before they release (somhwere in my head a thing
like when 2/3 of lease time has expired)
so theoretically if you have a really poor connection and want this to
be a non question for a process computer - use a static address.
I dont have a poor connection and still dont use DHCP, DNS lookup,
wins and whatever..., all static,
I put the server address in the startup file for clients connecting -
dont trust dhcp,dns and others to be up, they are from redmond...
//CY
Please don't apply for a network admin anywhere with a medium to large
network. DHCP/DNS are vital to large networks.
Mike.