OC4J with DHCP

Hi,
We are trying to install 9iAS 902 on network with
DHCP and that seems imposible. Fine
Can you confirm that OC4J 903 standalone works
happily in a DHCP network environment?
I have used it in such an environment with success,
is it supported by Oracle in such an environment?
Many thanksYes, OC4J works happily in a DHCP environment. Although, if it is being accessed as a server from clients, and the lease on the IP address expires and a new IP address is given, the clients will need to use the new IP address. How do you envisage clients locating the server? If it's by domain name, then you'd need to make sure you had a DNS server that could map DHCP IPs to names correctly. If it's by direct IP, then you'd need to notify the clients if the DHCP address of the server machine changes.
I don't see why using DHCP would not be supported with OC4J standalone and haven't seen anything to say that it's not.
It'd be worth putting in a call to Oracle support and ask them for their view on this.
On the 9iAS DHCP point, the last I heard was that we were looking at how to resolve it for the next release. I will need to check on the status of that and get back to you.
-steve-
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