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Apipa IP address on my 2012 Domain Controller
Posted on 2012-12-28
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Quick question, on my Active Directory 2012 (Brand new installation) I am getting some sort of APIPA ip address 169.254.163.25.
Why is this and how can I change it? I saw it when I did the "Detect Now" on the GPO settings
I have a static IP address on my server, I don't understand why this address is showing up. I wonder if this is affecting my GPO policies that are not working.
How can I change this weird ip address to my static ip?
Thank you
Quick question, on my Active Directory 2012 (Brand new installation) I am getting some sort of APIPA ip address 169.254.163.25.
Why is this and how can I change it? I saw it when I did the "Detect Now" on the GPO settings
I have a static IP address on my server, I don't understand why this address is showing up. I wonder if this is affecting my GPO policies that are not working.
How can I change this weird ip address to my static ip?
Thank you
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