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Universal Forwarder client showing up in wrong server class

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Out of our deployement of about 1,000 UF clients, a handful of systems are reporting data to the wrong indexes -- even though they are clearly configured to point to the correct one. Here's the observations: Lookup: Name: daniels Address: 10.14.108.60 Green_windows Server Class defined as: 10.14.96.*, 10.14.104.*, 10.14.105.*, 10.14.106.*, 10.14.107.*, 10.14.108.* <-- note the 108.* Red_windows server class: 10.14.120.*, 10.14.121.*, 10.14.112.*, 10.14.12.* BUT, he's showing up with Red's configurations: daniels Apps Red_base_config, Red_windows Server Classes Red_windows But wait, there's more: he's actually sending logs to two indexes: Red_windows AND Orange_windows... (but not Green's) Sanity check -- the server class for Orange_windows is configured as: 10.14.40.*, 10.14.56.*, 10.14.72.*, 10.14.62.*, 10.14.78.*, 10.14.64.*, 10.14.13.* We've confirmed the packages being deployed all point to the correct indexes -- and others in the same range are actually working properly! Client is a Windows 10 system, if that matters... Thoughts? Thanks!

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