iOS Not Sending DHCP Request After Quick WiFi Reconnect

I'm facing an issue where if a WiFi network is turned off and back on within a short time frame (2-4 seconds), iOS still shows the device as connected but does not send a new DHCP request. This causes a problem for my network device, which relies on the DHCP request to assign an IP address. Without the request, the device is unable to establish a socket connection properly.

Is there any way to force iOS to send a DHCP request immediately when reconnecting to the network in this scenario? Are there any known workarounds or configurations that might help ensure the DHCP process is re-triggered?

Any insights would be appreciated. Thanks!

By "WiFi network is turned off and back on" do you mean the user toggles Settings -> Wi-Fi -> Wi-Fi off then on again?

iOS Not Sending DHCP Request After Quick WiFi Reconnect
 
 
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