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If you're looking for something GUI-based, try Meld.

(meldmerge.org)

First, you have to have access to the router ... If you don't know the ip of your router, you can try the command "cat /etc/defaultrouter" once you obtain the lease..

After that, it really...

If typing an extra command before & after you're done using the 'calc' utility is acceptable, you could type "set -f" first... ("set +f" to set it back when you're done)...
(Unfortunately, putting...

Just a guess here, but since the dhcpagent keeps the lease information in memory, killing it may solve your problem...

Try:
ifconfig <interface> dhcp release
pkill dhcpagent
ifconfig...