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I replaced a client device. I want to use the original hostname for the replacement. However, the original hostname still seems to be somewhere in AGH, but it does NOT show up in DHCP leases.
When I do an nslookop with debug, one of the lines is fake-for-negative-caching.adguard.com
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The original device has been offline for much longer than the DHCP lease time. I see no record of it anywhere in the GUI. Is there some other way to clear it out?
As a workaround, i gave the replacement device a new hostname, but that's not a long term solution as I would like to rely on the original name resolving to the replacement device.
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I replaced a client device. I want to use the original hostname for the replacement. However, the original hostname still seems to be somewhere in AGH, but it does NOT show up in DHCP leases.
When I do an nslookop with debug, one of the lines is
fake-for-negative-caching.adguard.com`
The original device has been offline for much longer than the DHCP lease time. I see no record of it anywhere in the GUI. Is there some other way to clear it out?
As a workaround, i gave the replacement device a new hostname, but that's not a long term solution as I would like to rely on the original name resolving to the replacement device.
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