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Situation: We have 50+ HP printers that have ip address's reserved on our
W2K DHCP servers which are set to always dynamically update DNS. This
originally worked successfully and clients were able to use the DNS names to
print, however after a month now we are finding that the DNS records are
being removed from DNS and therefore the clients printing fails. To resolve
this the printer just needs to be powered off and on but obviouysly this is
not ideal.
Can this be anything to do with the lease expiration date and scavenging?
Does anyone have any ideas? We dont really want to have to manually add each
printer to DNS.
W2K DHCP servers which are set to always dynamically update DNS. This
originally worked successfully and clients were able to use the DNS names to
print, however after a month now we are finding that the DNS records are
being removed from DNS and therefore the clients printing fails. To resolve
this the printer just needs to be powered off and on but obviouysly this is
not ideal.
Can this be anything to do with the lease expiration date and scavenging?
Does anyone have any ideas? We dont really want to have to manually add each
printer to DNS.