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Am I right in thinking that both DH

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mojo31

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Am I right in thinking that both DHCP servers would need to be stopped in order to amend the scope exclusions?
 
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If all you are doing is excluding the addresses in question then you wont need to stop either DHCP scope.

If you are physically splitting the scope into 2 smaller scopes then yes when you are doing this the DHCP scope would need to be deactivated.

Remember: Backups save jobs!!!
;-)
 
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The detect conflict option is available in NT sp 4 and later, but I can't see the option. Comes up with a message about an old version of DHCP manager.
 
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