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Thanks Gents.<br />
Just removed it from our DCs.<br />
I deleted also the IPv6 versions as well.<br />
All is good for now.<br />
Thanks you.
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Thanks Gents.
Just removed it from our DCs.
I deleted also the IPv6 versions as well.
All is good for now.
Thanks you.

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We updated our network several years back. We are growing now and need to clean up our system before implementing anything new.<br />
I noticed that I have in my DNS manger three entries that carried over from SB2011 into our Win2012R2 deployment.<br />
We have three host records for the following:<br />
CompanyWeb<br />
connect<br />
SBSConnectComputer.<br />
It assisgned to an ip that is not active in our network.<br />
It does now show up in network scans, pings, nslookups,.<br />
Is it safe to delete these entries? Is there anything else I need to do before deleting it?
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We updated our network several years back. We are growing now and need to clean up our system before implementing anything new.
I noticed that I have in my DNS manger three entries that carried over from SB2011 into our Win2012R2 deployment.
We have three host records for the following:
CompanyWeb
connect
SBSConnectComputer.
It assisgned to an ip that is not active in our network.
It does now show up in network scans, pings, nslookups,.
Is it safe to delete these entries? Is there anything else I need to do before deleting it?

Is it safe to delete companyweb,connect, &amp; sbsconnectComputer after migrating AD from SBS2011 to Win2012R2

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Is it safe to delete companyweb,connect, &amp; sbsconnectComputer after migrating AD from SBS2011 to Win2012R2

Is it safe to delete companyweb,connect, & sbsconnectComputer after migrating AD from SBS2011 to Win2012R2