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Under the scope for our server the lease duration for clients is set to 8 days, if i change it to 12 hours, would that affect any of our switches? The switches dont have static ip addresses so it should be ok?

 

Also do i do this when everything is shut down? Or can i do this now and wont affect the network running?

 

And if i find the machine name under DNS, do i just right click and delete it? Then reboot the machine?

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Under the scope for our server the lease duration for clients is set to 8 days, if i change it to 12 hours, would that affect any of our switches? The switches dont have static ip addresses so it should be ok?

 

Also do i do this when everything is shut down? Or can i do this now and wont affect the network running?

 

And if i find the machine name under DNS, do i just right click and delete it? Then reboot the machine?

 

for the DNS that it correct. I can't comment on the Switches as i have never used ones that get a DHCP address, all ours are static. if you changed the lease to 12 hours the clients with an existing lease should not be affected as they have a lease already.

 

you might want to wait for somebody that knows more about switching then me to let you know about that.

 

Toby

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Stop there, why are you not using Static IP Addressing for Switches ? ...... If you change the lease time it wont affect your switches till you power cycle as they have a current lease, but i would change them to static, we have 26 vlans and all our switches are on a static range ie 10.10.0.1 - 254 and printers the same but 10.10.1.1 - 254.

 

Back to your problem i would delete the A Host record in DNS the one that you see in the forward lookup zone, i take it you dont have any reverse lookups ?. And then do a ipconfig /release and then a renew as it tells the DHCP server that you are requesting a new IP not the same Lease, if its Vista dont forget to right click on Command Prompt and Select Run as Administrator.

 

Hope this Helps

 

Peter

Edited by PeterG
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Stop there, why are you not using Static IP Addressing for Switches ? ...... If you change the lease time it wont affect your switches till you power cycle as they have a current lease.

I would defo put the switches onto statics if you can

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