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There is not a way to do this from the Web UI (LuCI). Instead: SSH into the router Delete the corresponding line from /tmp/dhcp.leases However, note that this is not enough to get a new IP. ...
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#2: Post edited
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matthewsnyder
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2023-09-06T18:33:18Z (about 1 year ago)
- There is not a way to do this from the Web UI (LuCI). Instead:
- * SSH into the router
* Delete the corresponding line from `/tmp/dhcp.leases`
- There is not a way to do this from the Web UI (LuCI). Instead:
- * SSH into the router
- * Delete the corresponding line from `/tmp/dhcp.leases`
- However, note that this is not enough to get a new IP. Clients tend to request a renewal of the IP they had before, and the router will grant it if it does not conflict with settings (eg. outside IP range). To get a new IP you need to do steps on the client: https://linux.codidact.com/posts/289619
#1: Initial revision
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matthewsnyder
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2023-09-06T18:03:04Z (about 1 year ago)
There is not a way to do this from the Web UI (LuCI). Instead: * SSH into the router * Delete the corresponding line from `/tmp/dhcp.leases`