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can you please post screen shot of same?
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This should answer your question : Please refer to the icon table :<a href="https://profadmins.com/2013/04/10/dhcp-console-icons-reference/" rel="ugc">https://profadmins.com/2013/04/10/dhcp-console-icons-reference/</a>
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This should answer your question : Please refer to the icon table :https://profadmins.com/2013/04/10/dhcp-console-icons-reference/ [https://profadmins.com/2013/04/10/dhcp-console-icons-reference/]

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DHCP Leases show an computer icon with a clock on it, this is normal. &nbsp;However, if you see a Pen on that computer instead of the clock, it is telling you that DHCP dhcp-pen-icon-2has some pending writes to DNS
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DHCP Leases show an computer icon with a clock on it, this is normal.  However, if you see a Pen on that computer instead of the clock, it is telling you that DHCP dhcp-pen-icon-2has some pending writes to DNS

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Here are just a few of them.

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So either clock or pen icon means neither address is available to lease by DHCP server. &nbsp;Just don't see much difference between these two :)
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So either clock or pen icon means neither address is available to lease by DHCP server.  Just don't see much difference between these two :)

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pen icon states that dns entry is not getting updated by DHCP correctly for that host and they have provided fix for that in last article
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pen icon states that dns entry is not getting updated by DHCP correctly for that host and they have provided fix for that in last article

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Folks, do you know what icons mean on DHCP clients. &nbsp;Some shows a clock and others some sort of checkmark or strike.<br />
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This is for Windows Server 2016
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Folks, do you know what icons mean on DHCP clients.  Some shows a clock and others some sort of checkmark or strike.

This is for Windows Server 2016

DHCP server icons

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