DHCP Hostnames

>>61820240
There should be an option in the list of DHCP leases the thing knows about to tell it "delete this lease". Turn the machine off, do that, then turn it back on.

Also demote that piece of junk to an access point and get a pfsense box.

>>61820359
>Firmware Version:0.6.0 1.12 v0021.0 Build 150507 Rel.40130n
>Hardware Version:TD-W9980 v1 00000000

Doesn't seem to be anything about deleting leases?

I know, I apologise profusely. Not my purchasing choice...

>>61820577
look in the client list. Failing that change the address lease time to one minute. You might still have to wait for the current two-hour leases to expire. Remember to change it back after you've got things where you want them.

>>61820690
Yeah I've set the lease time to 5 minutes. But the renew gives the same IP because it's the same MAC address - which means it doesn't seem to check for an update of the hostname?

Clients list literally just shows a table of:
ID, Client Name, MAC address, IP address, Valid Time

Doesn't let you delete anything.
There is a tab for ARP List, but deleting from there doesn't seem to do anything either?

>>61820786
isn't there some facility for a static lease? that is, "always give MAC address X IP address Y, don't just pluck something out of the DHCP IP pool"

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>>61820850
There's an address reservation tab yes - screenshot.
(There's also a conditional pool tab, not that that will probably help)

upgrade to openwrt

it makes things like that 10x easier