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DHCP comes through our router and not our server. &nbsp;WIll look at the router, but I don't think it has the dns settings on it.
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DHCP comes through our router and not our server.  WIll look at the router, but I don't think it has the dns settings on it.

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That did the trick - there was a setting buried under a lot of layers of menus that had the old DNS server on it. &nbsp;That has now fixed the problem.<br />
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Thanks
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That did the trick - there was a setting buried under a lot of layers of menus that had the old DNS server on it.  That has now fixed the problem.

Thanks

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We have moved our active directory and dns server from a windows 2003 server to a 2012 server. I removed the dns server role from the 2003 server and the AD role from it as well. &nbsp;However, I had to manually set each machine in our building to point to the new dns server IP address. &nbsp;<br />
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There has to be something I missed, even though I slavishly followed the steps recommended by Microsoft's technet to do this move. &nbsp;I am OK with having to set this manually in this small environment, but I would much rather know why the issue is happening and how to fix it.<br />
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Any ideas?
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We have moved our active directory and dns server from a windows 2003 server to a 2012 server. I removed the dns server role from the 2003 server and the AD role from it as well.  However, I had to manually set each machine in our building to point to the new dns server IP address.  

There has to be something I missed, even though I slavishly followed the steps recommended by Microsoft's technet to do this move.  I am OK with having to set this manually in this small environment, but I would much rather know why the issue is happening and how to fix it.

Any ideas?

Change AD and DNS server but old DNS server keeps showing up

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