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Sir_Timbit
Hi there, I have a Windows Server 2012 box that is running DHCP server. I'm having problems with a few devices not getting assigned IP addresses. If I manually add a DHCP reservation, DHCP says the specified address is not available. The device will then be listed in DHCP, but with type listed as "unknown".
Searching on this, I found a netsh command for troubleshooting.
C:\Windows\system32>netsh dhcp server scope 10.22.0.0 initiate reconcile
Changed the current scope context to 10.22.0.0 scope.
Database-Registry inconsistencies detected for scope 10.22.0.0.
1 10.22.23.49
Fix Registry.
2 10.22.189.7
Fix Database.
DHCP Initiate Reconcile request is successfully queued.
So this gives me a clue that it is something about the registry, as that is the IP I'm troubleshooting, but I'm unsure exactly where in the registry I'm supposed to be looking. "Fix Registry" and "Fix Database" are pretty vague descriptions. I see there is a "initiate reconcile fix" switch but I'd like to know more about this first. Any ideas? Thanks.
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Searching on this, I found a netsh command for troubleshooting.
C:\Windows\system32>netsh dhcp server scope 10.22.0.0 initiate reconcile
Changed the current scope context to 10.22.0.0 scope.
Database-Registry inconsistencies detected for scope 10.22.0.0.
1 10.22.23.49
Fix Registry.
2 10.22.189.7
Fix Database.
DHCP Initiate Reconcile request is successfully queued.
So this gives me a clue that it is something about the registry, as that is the IP I'm troubleshooting, but I'm unsure exactly where in the registry I'm supposed to be looking. "Fix Registry" and "Fix Database" are pretty vague descriptions. I see there is a "initiate reconcile fix" switch but I'd like to know more about this first. Any ideas? Thanks.
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