should point to 192.168.1.2 (itself) for DNS in the properties of TCP/IP. > -I will click the box for 'enable forwarders' (is there > any other setting? You will need to input your ISP's DNS servers as the forwarders. You may have to close and reopen...

ipconfig/flushdns command usually did the trick. Saw the same thing. The proper way to set it up is to configure forwarders on your DNS server and list the IP address of the ISP's DNS servers as the forwarder. See: How to: Configure DNS for Internet...

XP worstations intermittently lose connection to network s... Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () On my office network, the domain controller is a Win2000 Server. Ever since I began upgrading workstations to Windows XP two or three...

kill the forwarding account. Same thing can be done with webhost services and cpanel. Please be advised that some email forwarders have compromised addresses that spammers can get their hands on. Are there any mailing lists for pager people? Yes,...

not refuse to manage his heart club in Germany, and left BvB with > some sorry, but on an excellent 6th place. > A very wise decision. I manage Werder as well. I`ve brought in two players, Martin Wiig (forward from Odd, 3 goals in 2 games) and Christoffer...

for various queries: So it would seem that my DNS still isn't properly forwarding. It should be forwarding to my ISP at IP 206.47.244.57. See here for a screeny of the Forwards setup. Any thoughts? Thanks for the help. Ok, DNS is looking good for the most...

DNS service setup on the domain controller correctly? It sounds like it isn't forwarding querys correctly. Check the ips you have set for forwarding. My precious... I think i have set it up correctly, but it's not working correctly. Under properties ->forwarders...

going to want DSL - Router (firewall forwarding to your server) - Server with remote access - Firewall of some sort - LAN. Disable DHCP on your Router, allow IPSec Passthrough on it. Set your Win2k3 server up with DNS, DHCP, etc. DNS should have forwarders,...

to act as a forwarded and not let direct access via the internet NICs. How exactly are you set up to forward local traffic to the net right now? What are you using? DNS forwarders or some other proxy software? Riser... I'm not using DNS locally....