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Some of my peers are not as fastidious about leaving bread crumbs about how and why an IP address and host name assignment may have been used.</p>
<p dir="auto">Is there a way to force a description entry so I'm not faced with a Monday morning discovery of<br />
192.168.120.20 aaa1.domain.com<br />
192.168.120.21 aaa2.domain.com<br />
192.168.120.22 aaa3.domain.com<br />
192.168.120.23 aaa4.domain.com</p>
<p dir="auto">and so on?</p>
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