By name? No. You can add it to a reserve ip list and block that IP. however with windows ability to lie and present a different MAC address they can get a unblocked IP and also get around an address block. However if you go and create a fully controlled network so that all devices on your network are listed in the reserved ip page. You can then set the DHCP server to zero clients, no client that isn't on the reserve list is supposed to get an IP. And would prevent such trickery as faking a new MAC addy.