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1 24th February 02:11
scot woodyardœ¢Õ¨¡Üš­×b±Ë¬²*²hœ®‹(~×(
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I need to exclude a scope from the Windows 2000 DHCP scope monitoring script.
I've added the scope to the ExcludeScope parameter of the script as:
192.168.2.* and 192.168.2.0

The IncludeScope parameter is set to "*" by default. I've tried it with
IncludeScope set to nothing and IncludeScope set to "*" but no luck. I can't
find anything on the net. Perhaps I used the wrong format in ExcludeScope?

Any advice appreciated.
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2 26th February 09:17
james hedrick [msft]
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Did you leave the "*" in the IncludedScope parameter?

The script first looks to see it the found scope matches the IncludedScopes
parameter, the it lokks to see that it does not match the Excluded Scopes
parameter.

For example, I set up 2 scopes (10.0.0.0 and 172.168.0.0) with no addresses
available
Scenario 1
IncludedScopes = *
ExcludedScopes = (blank)
Result = I get an alert for both, as expected

Scenario 2
IncludedScopes = *
ExcludedScopes = 172.168.0.0
Result = I get an alert for just 10.0.0.0, as expected

Scenario 3
IncludedScopes = *
ExcludedScopes = 1*
Result = I get no alerts, as expected


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3 26th February 09:18
scot woodyardœ¢Õ¨¡Üš­×b±Ë¬²*²hœ®‹(~×(
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I've added the scope to the ExcludeScope parameter of the script as:
192.168.2.* and 192.168.2.0. In both cases I left the IncludeScope
parameter as *, but I keep getting errors saying the scope is full. Any
ideas?
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4 26th February 09:18
james hedrick [msft]
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What version of the DHCP MP are you using?

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5 26th February 09:18
scot woodyardœ¢Õ¨¡Üš­×b±Ë¬²*²hœ®‹(~×(
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James,
Thank you for taking teh time to respond. The build number is
04.0.0000.1317.

Scot
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