DHCP Client : CentOS2025/03/12 |
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Configure DHCP Client to get IP address from DHCP Server in local network. |
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| [1] | For CentOS Clients, Configure like follows. (Replace [enp1s0] to your own device name) |
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[root@client ~]# nmcli connection modify enp1s0 ipv4.method auto [root@client ~]# nmcli connection up enp1s0
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DHCP Client : Windows
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Configure DHCP Client on Windows computer. This example is based on Windows 11. |
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| [2] | Right-click the start button and open the [Network Connections]. |
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| [3] | Click [Ethernet] to open. |
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| [4] | If the [IP assignment] is set to [Automatic (DHCP)], then everything is OK. If it is not, click the [Edit] button. |
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| [5] | If you click the [Edit] button, you will see the following screen. Select [Automatic (DHCP)] and save. |
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| [6] | Check the network status, and if the IP address is automatically assigned as shown below, then everything is OK. |
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