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Description
The device is configured for DHCP/BOOTP and has been successfully assigned a valid IP address. ACD is turned OFF.
After a physical link down/up the device starts sending DHCP-DISCOVER (or BOOT REQUEST) frames, which is correct.
However, the IP address that was in use before the link down/up event is still in use and the device still communicates via this IP address (e.g. ICMP ping etc.), which is unexpected.
After a link down/up event, the IP address must be dropped in case DHCP/BOOTP is active. The device is required to obtain the IP from the DHCP/BOOTP server again.
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PSEISV3-762 [DHCP/BOOTP] IP address is still in use after physical link down/up event although DHCP/BOOTP server is not available (certification issue)
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PSEISV5-320 [DHCP/BOOTP] IP address is still in use after physical link down/up event although DHCP/BOOTP server is not available (certification issue)
- Closed
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PSEISV3-763 Update to lwIP V5.1.0.10
- Closed
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PSEISV5-322 Update to lwIP V5.1.0.10
- Closed
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PSEISV5-288 Update to lwIP V5.2.0.5
- Closed
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PSEISV3-773 Update PSLWIP to V5.2.0.2
- Closed