"JayDee" <> wrote in message
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> we have computers that are built on a lab subnet, then put into
> production when it is finished. we've found that when we move the
> computers from one subnet to another, they do not register their -new-
> IP address for a few days (there are no problems with the initial
> registration, and that is the entry that remains when it is moved)
>
> I'm thinking this might have something to do with the 2003 refresh
> interval settings and if so, why not make these values minimal?
>
> what else might i check if not for these settings?
>
> thanks!
>
> - j
By default, it should register within 15 minutes. If you are looking at a
DNS server in a different Site, then it will take longer, depending on your
Site replication schedule. If it is not registering until 3 days later, than
something has been changed or altered from the defaults, or the client
machine (if it is a client machine), is not configured properly, such as
using an ISP's DNS, Primary DNS suffix doesn't match, etc.
Are the machines DHCP or static configurations?
When you run an ipconfig /registerdns, does it register within 15 minutes?
Please provide an ipconfig /all from the client machine so we can get a
better idea and evaluate the config.
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