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nice one dooleydog!<br />
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but please remember to demote the first DHCP, and activate the New one
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nice one dooleydog!

but please remember to demote the first DHCP, and activate the New one

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similar to what i posted above yes?
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We are moving DHCP to a different server but not transfering the database. &nbsp;The scope, reservations etc will be exactly the same.<br />
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We are changing the scope options router, WINS server etc on the new DHCP service.<br />
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How can I ensure that the PC's that are switched on renew the lease but get the new scope options ?
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We are moving DHCP to a different server but not transfering the database.  The scope, reservations etc will be exactly the same.

We are changing the scope options router, WINS server etc on the new DHCP service.

How can I ensure that the PC's that are switched on renew the lease but get the new scope options ?

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