Running Windows Server 2003, DNS and DHCP. DNS scavenging is disabled. Have
XP clients set to update DNS A record and DHCP set to update PTR records.
This appears to work fine. The problem is that when we remove a client from
the network the DHCP address is returned to the DHCP pool but the DNS A
record is not removed. When the DHCP server issues that IP to another client,
I get duplicate IP addresses with different host names in my forward lookup
DNS table. The reverse lookup is fine because the old records are deleted
here.

What methods can I use to remove the A records? Is scavenging the only way?
I have the checkbox checked to automatically remove records when lease
expires.
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quinton