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Hi all,

I have a server that has managed to pick up 2 IP address. .43 (which is what it really should be) and .96 as shown in DNS.

Can I just (and is it enough) delete the A record? Or are there other places I should look? DNS scavenging is turned on, and has been for over a year.

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Just remove the one you don't like.
Make it as simple as you can, but not simpler -- Albert Einstein
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Idid, it came back!
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An ipconfig /all should show the culprit. If not... things get interesting :=)
Make it as simple as you can, but not simpler -- Albert Einstein
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If I run in on the server that should be the correct computer/ IP it shows the .43 which it should I've no idea where/how it's getting the .96 from which is inside the DHCP pool.
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ON the server there are two local area connections. one is the .43 the other the .96 Both show traffic moving. Can I just disable one?
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The DHCP one? I'd wait until after hours, unless you don't care about interrupting current network connections.
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