LMS 4.2 discovery does not resolve hostname

Hi,
I'm trying automatic discovery with Ping on sweep module. I'm using the following configuration (you can also see it in the attached file):
discovery module - ping on sweep
global seed device - 192.168.6.35
preferred DCR display name - DNS resolvable hostname
The LMS server has its hostfile populated with the device ip/hostname that i'm testing with and resolving from the server works in both directions. Nevertheless, after discovery proccess is finished, the device is added in DCR with its IP address as dispaly name (screenshot in the attached file).
I've tried the same method in CiscoWorks 4.0.1 and it works fine.
I'm attaching the debug log files from discovery test. The LMS is running on Windows Server 2008 standard
Please advice,

Hi,
I'm trying automatic discovery with Ping on sweep module. I'm using the following configuration (you can also see it in the attached file):
discovery module - ping on sweep
global seed device - 192.168.6.35
preferred DCR display name - DNS resolvable hostname
The LMS server has its hostfile populated with the device ip/hostname that i'm testing with and resolving from the server works in both directions. Nevertheless, after discovery proccess is finished, the device is added in DCR with its IP address as dispaly name (screenshot in the attached file).
I've tried the same method in CiscoWorks 4.0.1 and it works fine.
I'm attaching the debug log files from discovery test. The LMS is running on Windows Server 2008 standard
Please advice,

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