Why is unix prioritized in getting the same ip address than windows?

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falshunov2018-03-16 23:51:45

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falshunov, 2018-03-16 23:51:45

If a host running a unix system tries to set an ip-address that already belongs to a host running windows, then it will "take away" it from Windows. Why is that?

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vreitech, 2018-03-17
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in my crystal ball the inscription "because this is how the network is configured."

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