Re: How to remove vestage DNS entries?

In news:E50C7E31-7C2B-4B3D-B4D7-D83F5BE8CA53@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Devonshire <Devonshire@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> made this post, which I
then commented about below:
> As an asside, the only hiccup was that the new DHCP server kept
> insisting on using a weird Ip address and sub net every time I
> clicked on the "check" button. Finally I jsut didn't ask it to check
> or verify and just use the $#%##@@! IP's and subnet that I told it
> too. I have 192.168.168.200 to 254 and a subnet of 255.255.255.0 It
> kept insisting on a 192.168.0.0 and 255.255.0.0

That looks like a previous DHCP configuration. You can try uninstalling DHCP
and reinstalling it again.


> My Symantec Corp. Antivirus is having trouble see the network clients
> even though the DHCP leases look OK on the new server.... [sigh....]
> I don't know if all of this is related or not.

Not sure. You have multiple issues going on. Can we see an UNEDITED ipconfig
/all from your DCs and one from a client please?

> Also, [while I'm on a roll] the Microsoft.NET is an issue.
>
<snip>


The .Net Framework is unrelated to your DNS issues. THis happened to me in
the past because I stopped a .Net Framework update installation midstream.
Is that what you did too? What exactly happened? Look here on how to fix
that:

How to troubleshoot Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 installation issues
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/824643/

Ace



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