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Name: lavi_17_1985
Date: November 21, 2008 at 06:52:31 Pacific
OS: win2003 std edition
CPU/Ram: 2 gb
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Hi all
me again with a new prb....

well this time, the problem is with the dns
suffix search list, when i type ipconfig
/all... in the dns suffix search list there
are two entries... one entry i understand
that is of the active directory, the second
entry is unknown.... and it is appendin
itself to any ping request i make... can u
tell me how to remove that second entry... n
wat may have been the chances that it got
added...

thanin in advance......... pls an urgent
help needed....



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Name: lavi_17_1985
Date: November 21, 2008 at 06:54:55 Pacific
Reply:

i'll also like to add that when i run
nslookup it says: cant find server name for
the address: 192.168.1.26: Non-existent
domain address


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Name: lavi_17_1985
Date: November 21, 2008 at 22:43:52 Pacific
Reply:

well i think i kno wat the prb exactly is ... i've named my domain as server.sunbiz.com... so for the dns suffix search list its breakin it in two parts...

server.sunbiz.com
sunbiz.com

i kno i've committed a mistake in namin... so is tehre any way i can rectify the prb.... ?

or i'll have to uninstall the active directory....


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