When I ask this question, I am refering to a Cisco 831 router
that is taking a dynamic IP address from the cablemodem provider.

In Windows 2000, you can type 'ipconfig /release' to release
the dynamic IP address assigned to the PC and then type 'ipconfig
/renew' to get another dynamic IP address assigned.

Is/are there IOS command(s) to release and renew the dynamic
IP address from the cable provider? If so what is/are it/they?

I know that you can just reload the router to do it, but I
want to be able to do it without taking the router down.

Thanks,


Fred

I'm going to have to find out why this happened again.

Sorry,


Fred, WB4AEJ

On Wed, 05 May 2004 10:58:42 GMT, Fred Atkinson
wrote:

When I ask this question, I am refering to a Cisco 831 router
that is taking a dynamic IP address from the cablemodem provider.

In Windows 2000, you can type 'ipconfig /release' to release
the dynamic IP address assigned to the PC and then type 'ipconfig
/renew' to get another dynamic IP address assigned.

Is/are there IOS command(s) to release and renew the dynamic
IP address from the cable provider? If so what is/are it/they?

I know that you can just reload the router to do it, but I
want to be able to do it without taking the router down.

Thanks,


Fred

I'm going to have to find out why this happened again.

Sorry,


Fred, WB4AEJ

On Wed, 05 May 2004 10:58:42 GMT, Fred Atkinson
wrote:

When I ask this question, I am refering to a Cisco 831 router
that is taking a dynamic IP address from the cablemodem provider.

In Windows 2000, you can type 'ipconfig /release' to release
the dynamic IP address assigned to the PC and then type 'ipconfig
/renew' to get another dynamic IP address assigned.

Is/are there IOS command(s) to release and renew the dynamic
IP address from the cable provider? If so what is/are it/they?

I know that you can just reload the router to do it, but I
want to be able to do it without taking the router down.

Thanks,


Fred