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conflicting ip addresses

crash893
All for the last 3 or so weeks i've been randomly getting errors with new computers getting ip address conflicts with ip addresses that are already defined in the hosts definition 


We haven't had this issue at anytime in the past so it seems pretty peculiar 

the utm(120) is currently on  9.109-1

but the issue was been present prior to 9.107-33


Any idea what may be causing the problem?
(in all cases the new computer with the overlaping ip has an entry in dhcp ipv4 tables)


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    I did not know that I thought It would know and just pull them out of the pool

    my follow up question is why did it work for 2 years prior and just suddenly start conflicting

    (also to be clear were talking about static assigned at the router level not the computer ,correct?)
  • 0 in reply to crash893
    my follow up question is why did it work for 2 years prior and just suddenly start conflicting


    You were lucky for 2 years.

    (also to be clear were talking about static assigned at the router level not the computer ,correct?)


    I don't understand.

    Barry
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    my follow up question is why did it work for 2 years prior and just suddenly start conflicting


    You were lucky for 2 years.

    (also to be clear were talking about static assigned at the router level not the computer ,correct?)


    I don't understand.

    Barry
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  • 0 in reply to BarryG
    You were lucky for 2 years.



    I don't understand.

    Barry


    sorry I was unclear (I'm obviously very new to this)

    I mean that make sure the ip's i assign are registered in the UTM and not set statically at the nic by the OS (in my case windows)
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