wrong dhcp IP assignment

[|Spiller|]

I've got a weird problem. One of the pc's on my network (inet --> dlink router/firewall ---> two pc's running gentoo) is getting a wrong IP address on boot which is 192.168.0.102 by dhcp (the real address should be 192.168.0.101). So after it boots up with the wrong IP it's useless, can't be reached or reach from. Now, the same pc booted with winxp gets the correct address assigned. I tried using a static IP in /etc/conf.d/net instead of dhcp but that didn't work either.

Are there any files I need to update in order to fix this? What should the /etc/hosts file look like for a setup like this?
Right now it looks like this, and the first pc (max) works fine with this setup.

[donjuan]

You can't really control what IP address a dhcp server on one of those routers assigns. Eventually the IPs for your computers will change if you stick with dhcp. What you're supposed to do to use static IPs is use those below 192.168.0.100 to avoid conflicts with the dhcp server. You can start with 192.168.0.2. Setting up a static IP is explained in /etc/conf.d/net under "Interface Handlers."
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[Anarcho]

Maybe a

"dhcpcd release" might help,
but to the way to get a fixed ip adress with such dhcpd-sever is to use one.

But you also need to add the default-gateway and the nameserver (/etc/resolv.conf)
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