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Is there a recommended way to remove computers off a network? I have a lot
of old computers that still show in AD/DNS that are no longer on my network.
Is there a program that I can run to show how long it's been since these
computers last connected?

Thanks,
Enrique

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On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 14:52:53 -0500, "Enrique" <enrique@avertinc.com>
wrote:

>Is there a recommended way to remove computers off a network? I have a lot
>of old computers that still show in AD/DNS that are no longer on my network.
>Is there a program that I can run to show how long it's been since these
>computers last connected?
>
>Thanks,
>Enrique
>

Wrong newsgroup. Ask this in either a networking group or a Server
newsgroup.

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Hi Enrique,

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It appears to be a non-migration issue. Please post this question in the
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| Thanks,
| Enrique
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