DHCP Find is a useful networking tool that can automatically search the network for DHCP servers and display the configuration information you will get when establishing a connection.
Although it does such a simple job, DHCP Find comes in handy in large networks with multiple DHCP servers, so users would have to know exactly the IP address, the gateway and the netmask they will receive once they hit the connect button.
You won't find the application too difficult to use, but you will need to know a thing or two about networks in order to be able to understand the provided information.
The interface is simple and very clean, relying on just three buttons, one of which starts the network scan and displays the DHCP details.
Just hit the Refresh option to see the offered IP, the lease length and the subnet mask straight in the main and the single window, so it's absolutely impossible to get lost in the details.
Unfortunately, there's no help section and some of the users might feel the need for more documentation, especially beginners who may have problems understanding the provided information.
However, if you don't know what's that an IP or a the lease length, it's pretty clear that this isn't the right app for you, so you should search the web a little bit before using it.
Overall, DHCP Find is one of the simplest networking tools we've ever seen and large networks members might find it a must have. It's free so giving it a shot won't hurt your pocket at all.
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