Un-identified device on network

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I have a windows 200 Active Directory, with DNS and DHCP, where DHCP has
scope of IP to auto allocates to the PCs
Is there a way to prevent a DEVICE name or MAC address from obtaining an IP
from DHCP?
(Rather then removing DHCP scope, assigning physcial IP to workstations)

When you configure a windows domain, there has to be better way to allow,
and allocate resources based on membership, or policy etc.
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MC said:
I have a windows 200 Active Directory, with DNS and DHCP, where DHCP
has scope of IP to auto allocates to the PCs
Is there a way to prevent a DEVICE name or MAC address from
obtaining an IP from DHCP?
(Rather then removing DHCP scope, assigning physcial IP to
workstations)
When you configure a windows domain, there has to be better way to
allow, and allocate resources based on membership, or policy etc.
MC
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There are third party tools that will meet your needs such as Cisco's
NetRegistrar, or MetaInfo's MetaIP. As for working with what you have, I
haven;t tried this but you can probably try creating a separate scope with a
useless IP range and create a reservation for that MAC address. You can also
use your switch's management features to deny a MAC address on all ports so
it can't communicate period.

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Regards,
Ace

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Ace Fekay, MCSE 2003 & 2000, MCSA 2003 & 2000, MCSE+I, MCT,
MVP Microsoft MVP - Directory Services
Microsoft Certified Trainer

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