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

Please disregard. I posted to the wrong newsgroup.


Fred

On Wed, 05 May 2004 10:57:15 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

Please disregard. I posted to the wrong newsgroup.


Fred

On Wed, 05 May 2004 10:57:15 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