Strange "Unique ID" in DHCP address lease

john

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04-09-2004, 02:10 PM

I'm finding a strange MAC Address in the address lease for
a Macintosh iMac OS9.1. It's not the normal 12 digit
address but a 18 digie address. If I check the APR tables
it's correct. It's only DHCP that shows this.

Has anyone else seen this and have any idea what's going
on?

Server is Windows 2000 standard server.

Thanks
John

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