What is providing DHCP?

Is there a way to tell what device is providing DHCP on my network?
Something out there is proving DHCP and it is providing bogus DNS entries.
I need to either kill that device or plug in the appropriate DNS entries but
I can't even figure out what device it is.

Any help would be appreciated,
Thanks,
Justin

Hi Justin,

"Justin Emlay" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>Is there a way to tell what device is providing DHCP on my network?
>Something out there is proving DHCP and it is providing bogus DNS entries.
>I need to either kill that device or plug in the appropriate DNS entries
>but
>I can't even figure out what device it is.

From a workstation that is receiving the wrong IP, run ipconfig /all (Or
winipcfg from 9x) and check the DHCP server. Use nbtstat -a to identify the
machine name and who is currently logged on to it. Alternatively use the
dhcploc.exe utility from the NT Resource Kit.

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Todd J Heron, MCSE
Windows Server 2003/2000/NT; CCA
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