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My thoughts...<br />
DHCP -&gt; Server Options -&gt; 006 DNS Servers<br />
IPv4 Properties -&gt; &quot;Enable DNS dynamic updates...&quot; is checked?<br />
IPv4 Properties -&gt; &quot;Discard A and PTR records...&quot; is checked?<br />
Don't know your network topology... But maybe you need to add the IP helper-address to the main router?
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My thoughts...
DHCP -> Server Options -> 006 DNS Servers
IPv4 Properties -> "Enable DNS dynamic updates..." is checked?
IPv4 Properties -> "Discard A and PTR records..." is checked?
Don't know your network topology... But maybe you need to add the IP helper-address to the main router?

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IPv4 Properties -&gt; &quot;Enable DNS dynamic updates...&quot; is checked?<br />
IPv4 Properties -&gt; &quot;Discard A and PTR records...&quot; is checked?<br />
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Both yes.
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IPv4 Properties -> "Enable DNS dynamic updates..." is checked?
IPv4 Properties -> "Discard A and PTR records..." is checked?

Both yes.

System Architect

Eprs_Admin

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yes we had to change the IP-Helper address and some settings on the wifi controller.<br />
<br />
:-)
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yes we had to change the IP-Helper address and some settings on the wifi controller.

:-)

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Hi Experts,<br />
<br />
after DHCP migration, all WIFI clients do not get any IP.<br />
But over LAN it works.<br />
<br />
Here is the error:<br />
<br />

<pre><code id="code-10-29171123-1">PTR record registration for IPv4 address [[172.23.22.111]] and FQDN PC1-NB001.wittur.com failed with error 9005 (DNS operation refused.
).</code></pre>
<br />
The DHCP is not on DC.<br />
It is installed on another server.<br />
<br />
Any ideas ?
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Hi Experts,

after DHCP migration, all WIFI clients do not get any IP.
But over LAN it works.

Here is the error:

(CODE)

The DHCP is not on DC.
It is installed on another server.

Any ideas ?

DHCP for WIFI error

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