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Hi, all,
During implement my own DHCP server using your Active code, I have a question.

I have two network adpter, which is mapped to 192.168.80.1 and 192.168.90.1
And I wants allocate IP for these two adapters with one DHCP server.
Using this sample code, there is no problme to accept request from these two adpater, but to allocate differenct range of IP address, for example, the request from 192.168.80.1 should be 192.168.80.xxx
and the request from 192.168.90.1 should be 192.168.90.yyy.
So my question is that, how can I get the IP number which request comming from?
Could you help me?

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Hi,

hi. Unfortunately wodDHCPServer is a free product and no support is provided for it. We gave it for free download so if it works - it works ;) If you need to improve it, you can purchase source code and try to change it to suit your needs.

I'm sorry - but answering support questions would take us time to try things out, duplicate them see how to fix them etc. - something that we can't afford for a free product.

Regards,
Drazen

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