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Hi all, I'm having some issues with WSUS reporting into the console. I have ran a script to rest the registry entries and such. One thing i have noticed is multiple old IP entries against DNS names. example i may have 4 192.168.1.7 . How much is WSUS reliant on DNS functioning correctly.<br />
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Thanks
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Hi all, I'm having some issues with WSUS reporting into the console. I have ran a script to rest the registry entries and such. One thing i have noticed is multiple old IP entries against DNS names. example i may have 4 192.168.1.7 . How much is WSUS reliant on DNS functioning correctly.

Thanks

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