No.
Unless you know that the IP address is in the pool of a DHCP server.
The question is similar to: Given a pizza I get from a delivery service - is
there any way to know that the guy putting it into the oven had blond hair?
There is nothing special abot the IP addresses that a DHCP server hands out.
So you have to attack ths, for exmaple, with a list of ip addresses that you
know come from a DHCP Server. Every network admin should have a plan of
these.
Thomas Tomiczek
THONA Software & Consulting Ltd.
(Microsoft MVP C#/.NET)
