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Really stuck

watnemoe1@comcast.net
I use Astaro for my DHCP server, and I have several reserved IP addresses marked in Astaro. Here is the situation. LAN 192.168.1.0/25. The address pool starts at.70 and goes through 126. I am going through and deleting old reserved addresses and every time I do get a message that says 
Network Services → DHCP → Servers:
The DHCPv4 static mapping object '00:0c:29:f3:f0:83' is still used by the DHCPv4 server object '192.168.1.70 on LAN'. Proceed with object deletion anyway?

The funny thing is 70 is the start of the DHCP pool and the IP is assigned to a xp box from a DHCP request it made.

As a side note, all of the clients shows 192.168.1.1 as the DHCP server (which is correct). You are supposed to exclude the IP address of the server (which when I do a ipconfig/all) shows up as 192.168.1.1 on all of my clients. 


I am really stuck


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    Yes, no problem. That message actually appears to be correct, and that you're misinterpreting it.  That's more of a documentation bug, I'd say.

    Cheers = Bob
     
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    Yes, no problem. That message actually appears to be correct, and that you're misinterpreting it.  That's more of a documentation bug, I'd say.

    Cheers = Bob
     
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