WDM 4.8.5 Workgroup Install issues

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24. November 2011 at 1:06 #6969
wolf007
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Hello I am having issues with a new install on a new server 2008 r2 standard
– Unable to pull or push packages
– when merlin kicks in it trys to find wdmserver.epcor.ca Never been a server by this name before
– Trying to get DHCP ip from 10.3.208.5 port 20375 i think is the port
Where is WDM getting this info?
Could there be a tag on the DHCP server pointing to this info from an old install?
Please help
24. November 2011 at 14:14 #21412
ConfGen
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Do you have a DNS domain called epcor.ca?
The clients can find a WDM via DNS lookup and will search for wdmserver.domain.ext.

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