Have you tried disabling/unchecking the option for "Respond to Client Computers" on the old RIS server?
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| We currently have two RIS servers in an effort to phase
| out the old server. How can I tell the PXE client to
| specifically use the new RIS server without first
| creating the computer in AD and assigning it to a RIS
| server? Thanks!
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