I have a device on my network which requests its DHCP address with a nonstandard Unique ID. Rather than just a mac address it also shows 6 zeros at the end of the ID in the DHCP server. This creates a false positive alert as IPAM neighbor ARP scanning detects the normal mac address but it is truncating the mac right to left from the DHCP server when IPAM scans it. Is there anyway to work around this? We will most likely be adding one of these devices to each location in our 80 location network and if they all show as conflicts without any ability to filter these out it will render the IP conflict detection useless. Configuring them with static addresses may be an option but I would rather not have to do that.
Windows Server 2012 R2 DHCP
Verifone Credit Card Machine Client
Orion 2016.2.100
IPAM 4.3.2
