Each device connected to a
network is assigned a unique IP address to identify it to the network. When one
IP address is accidentally assigned to more than one device, an IP address
conflict occurs. If your computer is using an IP address that is conflicting
with another device, you will get a pop-up error telling you that the system
has detected a conflict. To find out where the conflicting device is, check the
system log for your computer and look up the conflicting device's MAC address
by using the IPconfig command.
Find Which Device or User trying to Conflict your Network IP Address
The way to understand, the IP Conflicts.
- Access the Control Panel through the Start Button or you can reach with command prompt (Go to the "Run" and type "control" and press enter)
- Select the "Administrative Tools" on List
- Again select the "Event Viewer"
- Select the "System" Option in Event Viewer (Local)
- You find the "Red" Error in Source "Tcpcip" double click that one.
- Now read the description you will find the IP address which is conflict and the Source Mac Address also you will find, Which Hardware try to conflict you IP Address.
- After get the Mac address download the IPScanner and search the Mac address.
- If you find the Mac address then this user or device try to conflict you IP Address.
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