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Done a lot of googling on this subject but can't seem to find the
answers. I have a number of Windows 2003 WINS servers in a spoke/hub
replication topology. There are some static WINS mappings scattered
about the different servers but I'm looking to remove one particular
server (call it SRV-A) from the topology but cant seem to see the
recommendation way to migrate a static WINS mapping whilst maintaining
100% uptime and availability of the record.
In the lab I had limited success manually readding the records
statically to another owner (SRV-B), this bascially just duplicated
the record on the new owner, 1 version of the records was set to
infite with owner SRV-B and 1 set of records with expiration of next
week and SRV-A as the owner. I then manually deleted all records with
SRV-A as the owner but found that the SRV-B records would not
replicate correctly. To resolve I had to delete the SRV-B records
aswell and recreate. This obviously causes me an issue as by doing
this I will potentially cause an outage in production while the
records replicate naturally around the environment
So the question is, does anyone know the recommended way of changing
the owner of a static WINS mapping?
answers. I have a number of Windows 2003 WINS servers in a spoke/hub
replication topology. There are some static WINS mappings scattered
about the different servers but I'm looking to remove one particular
server (call it SRV-A) from the topology but cant seem to see the
recommendation way to migrate a static WINS mapping whilst maintaining
100% uptime and availability of the record.
In the lab I had limited success manually readding the records
statically to another owner (SRV-B), this bascially just duplicated
the record on the new owner, 1 version of the records was set to
infite with owner SRV-B and 1 set of records with expiration of next
week and SRV-A as the owner. I then manually deleted all records with
SRV-A as the owner but found that the SRV-B records would not
replicate correctly. To resolve I had to delete the SRV-B records
aswell and recreate. This obviously causes me an issue as by doing
this I will potentially cause an outage in production while the
records replicate naturally around the environment
So the question is, does anyone know the recommended way of changing
the owner of a static WINS mapping?