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Can still ping a machine that is no longer on the network

Asked by mark-wa in Miscellaneous Networking, Network Management, Windows 2000 Server

I have a little annoyance going on.  I have a pc that has been renamed a couple of times now, but for some reason, I can still ping it by the old name.  I've checked our DNS server and our WINS server and it is not there.  I cannot browse to this machine by using that old name, I have to use the name it's been renamed to, but why can I still ping and get replies from the old name?

I can ping it from any machine, not just mine.  So what kind of "table" out there could still be making this thing respond to pings?

Thanks for your help!

Mark
 
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