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Enable scavenging for the DNS-zone<br />
zone-properties-&gt;Aging-&gt;Sc<wbr />avenge stale resource records
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I heard from someone that scavenging should be used carefully coz it might even remove those records which ar currently being used. is that true ?
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DNS Server is mapping multiple Hostnames with the same ipaddress on large scale. I am trying to delete them one by one by making sure which one is the resl and which is false. i.e. <br />
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PC1 &nbsp;10.0.1.3<br />
PC2 &nbsp;10.0.1.3<br />
PC3 &nbsp;10.0.1.3<br />
PC4 &nbsp;10.0.1.3<br />
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Please help me how to fix this.<br />
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We have different vlans &nbsp;i.e. 10.0.25.1 to 10.0.25.254 and 10.0.17.1 - 10.0.17.254 <br />
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DNS Server is mapping multiple Hostnames with the same ipaddress on large scale. I am trying to delete them one by one by making sure which one is the resl and which is false. i.e. 

PC1  10.0.1.3
PC2  10.0.1.3
PC3  10.0.1.3
PC4  10.0.1.3

Please help me how to fix this.

We have different vlans  i.e. 10.0.25.1 to 10.0.25.254 and 10.0.17.1 - 10.0.17.254 




Enable scavenging for the DNS-zone
zone-properties-&gt;Aging-&gt;Scavenge stale resource records

I heard from someone that scavenging should be used carefully coz it might even remove those records which ar currently being used. is that true ?

DNS Server is mapping multiple Hostnames with the same ipaddress on large scale

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).