Ipconfig release

[trevoriv]

I'm an idiot and remotely released the ip on my windows 10 based server, does anyone know if it will auto renew at some point? I'm out of the country and using it to access the router to set up as a vpn server but now I think I've buggered the job until I get back.
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[CaNsA]

should do... depends if the server will request a new ip after x amount of time due to not having one.

[trevoriv]

Well its been 24 hours and its not back so I don't think it's coming back.

Bugger.
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[owl]

my gut feeling says no, it's always been a two step process release then renew, I think you actually get a 169.x address when you release it, which means it won't be looking for another.

Why isn't your "server" on a static? Also guessing no ilo/idrac if you're running win 10
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[CaNsA]

Can you remote reboot the router, assuming that is the device running the dhcp server?

[trevoriv]

Yeah its not really a server, its just an always on machine. Never needed a static until now. No access to the router, well none that I've set up and/or got the details for. If I had a static I could probably sort it out but I cant think of a way of finding my IP.

This was a half arsed afterthought when in Spain to be honest so its my own fault.
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Good call Cansa, definitely worth a shot. If it drops the power/connection on the server interface it may try renew itself

No "remote hands" ?
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Worth trying the WAN IP in a browser if you know it. Try it with :80 after the IP too. I presume you had remote access to the server/pc, so it may have a record of the last WAN address.

What router is it? Some have WAN access enabled out of the box.

https://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:80
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[CaNsA]

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my terrible sense of humour....

he said https://domain.com:80 would work whether the 80 is needed or not
https://domain.com:80 is essentially (80)://domain.com:80 or https://domain.com:(http) because you're specifying the same thing twice

it works though so it's not really an issue
it works though so it's not really an issue

although I do think I'm going to specify 80 and 443 in all of my links forever now.
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[CaNsA]

I did spot that a http request was being sent to the http port by specifying the port just in case the target did not understand that the standard port for http requests is port 80.

But i wasnt going to say anything

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[trevoriv]

Calm down ladies. Don't be getting all angsty because of my stupidity.

I suppose I could sort all this out if I had my ip, I don't nor can I think of a way of getting it remotely.

Never mind. I'll be back in the UK a bit in May to sort it. Thanks everyone for trying to help.
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I was just kidding around, but whilst we're being assholes about it, aren't you supposed to do this shit for a living?

I'd be pretty bleak if my IT professional/consultant/provider didn't know how a service port works.
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[CaNsA]

He has faith in Apple.

Says it all really.

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