DHCP snooping causes 1 minute IP delay in Windows machines
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DHCP snooping causes 1 minute IP delay in Windows machines
Region : Finland
Model : TL-SG3210
Hardware Version : V2
Firmware Version : 1.9.8
ISP :
Hi all,
I have noticed that if I enable DHCP Snooping in the TL-SG3210 that it will take exactly one minute for at least all Windows 7 and 8 machines to obtain an ip address from the router in the lan. The 1 minute countdown starts at the log in screen of Windows and it does not matter if you log in to the machine or not, the delay is always the same 60 seconds. The router with the DHCP server does receive ip requests from the Windows clients and the server replies with DHCPACK but the Windows machines won't get network access and they won't respond to ping until exactly 60 seconds have passed from the first DHCPREQUEST-packet. Any ideas?
Model : TL-SG3210
Hardware Version : V2
Firmware Version : 1.9.8
ISP :
Hi all,
I have noticed that if I enable DHCP Snooping in the TL-SG3210 that it will take exactly one minute for at least all Windows 7 and 8 machines to obtain an ip address from the router in the lan. The 1 minute countdown starts at the log in screen of Windows and it does not matter if you log in to the machine or not, the delay is always the same 60 seconds. The router with the DHCP server does receive ip requests from the Windows clients and the server replies with DHCPACK but the Windows machines won't get network access and they won't respond to ping until exactly 60 seconds have passed from the first DHCPREQUEST-packet. Any ideas?