Summary: You're unable to boot, or unable to contact the RIS server? These appear to be two separate issues and a booting issue is not likely to be network ...
Summary: Did you ever get your WinME DNS issue resolved? I have just updated one of my machines to WinME and I am having the same problem that you have describ...
Summary: It's a simple DNS issue. local.com is a registered domain sitting at 64.94.109.81. If you're using your ISP's DNS servers for name resolution, local...
Summary: Getting wrong ip addresses has nothing to do with the local workstations. Don't reinstall! DNS is not the issue here. Its getting the wrong ip addre...
Summary: We have a .org website behind a firewall that is registered with network solutions. Right now, I can't bring it up using the url. Everything is up an...
Summary: The current situation: Connected to the internet with a Conceptronic ethernet modem. On this ethernet modem on the inside 2 Conceptronic routers are c...
Summary: My domain consists of 35 XP Pro and 2 DCs. They are both 2003, latest SP and patches. DC1 holds all the roles. DC2 is just a backup. DC2 can't ping an...
Summary: I am using the Win 7 RC, but this happens in XP and Vista as well. I intermittently appear to be losing the ability to resolve DNS names on only one P...
Summary: Well, that's definitely a DNS issue so get looking into your DNS server and figure out why it's not resolving. What, if any, troubleshooting steps hav...
Summary: The problem seems to be a DNS issue. If you are able to see the other machines via IP address but not via their name, then your machine is probably n...
Summary: Open a command prompt window on PC2 and type the following command: ipconfig /all Do the same on PC1 and compare. The IP addresses should be differen...
Summary: can you ping the DNS ip? if yes, can you ping yahoo.com. If not, use nslookup to troubleshoot dns issue. For more tips or information, go to http://w...
Summary: You mention you're using Internet sharing. Is that correct? Is your XP your main computer and your other computers share the Internet off that one? ...
Summary: Does anyone know why I cant ping anything, but I can browse, by name. Our website is hosted offsite, and I can get to it by name, but I can't ping it,...
Summary: We have to 98 PC that use to connect to the network. After some configuring done by someone else to the ISeries Navigator - AS400 the 98 pc can't conn...
Summary: If this is domain network, it is DNS issue. Since you didn't mention the domain network, I am assuming the profile was damaged. To test, logon another...
Summary: It may be caused by dns issue. As said Josh, if it take a while to log onto the network, thoses workstation are using a wrong dns server address. Mak...
Summary: Look like a DNS issue. Why are you using DHCP anyway? There is not enough diagnostic/test information in your post to help. Do some tests. Does i...
Summary: Try to open Google website using 66.102.7.147 ip address. If its DNS issue then by using the IP address it should open Google without problems. It lo...
Summary: Brian's right Lauren...it's likely a DNS issue. If you open your command prompt and type ipconfig /all it should show the IP information for your NIC...
Summary: Hmmm....that still sounds like a DNS issue, like you're not getting resolution. If you can surf the web on your host, then it's the DNS address(s) on...
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