Jim
Sat Aug 14 11:31:08 CDT 2004
After you post the ipconfig/all from your server you can try removing
the isp dns numbers from your DNS forwarders tab to see if that helps.
Open the dns management console. Right click on your server name and
choose properties. Click on the forwarders tab. This should be
populated with your isp dns numbers. I have had problems at a few
accounts where the isp had some messed up dnservers. Removing them let
the already populated root hints do their job.
Please start with Marina's question though of how many nics and how
they are configured. Ipconfig/all from the command prompt will give
you that answer.
"Marina Roos [SBS-MVP]" <marina@roos.nodontwantspam.nl.com> wrote:
>Hi Peter,
>
>Let's start with the basics first. Standard or Premium? How many nics in the
>server and how are you connected to the internet? Does DNS on the
>servernic(s) **only** point to your server-IP?
>
>--
>Regards,
>
>Marina
>Microsoft SBS-MVP
>
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>> I have a SBS 2003, can not resolve the IP address of yahoo, google. Very
>> strange.
>>
>> Is there any tool that I can use to track the messages (packets) sent from
>> the client computer, local DNS server
>> and remote DNS server to troubleshoot?
>>
>> Thanks.
Jim B. SBS MVP
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