Summary: I have a win 2000 server with 10 machines connected to it which are mixed from win 95 to win xp. On the server i have dns server setup (But not dhcp) ...
Summary: Sorry eric, but I think your DNS or AD setup is too unstable for me to walk you through anything significant. Check your DNS with... NSLOOKUP NSLOOKUP...
Summary: I guess you have problem with your DNS server doing resolution to IP. How is your dNS configured? is it forwarding to external DNS or is it doing thro...
Summary: Dear All, I am facing the same problem. We have windows 2000 advanced server SP2.We have defined 4 DNS addresses of our ISP since we donot have our ow...
Summary: You should be using your server for DNS (I would do DHCP on it as well myself) and your server's DNS should be forwarded to your ISP's. Just leave th...
Summary: I am having the same problem. It's a DNS issue where there's a conflict between your Windows 2000 Server DNS name resolution and external DNS name re...
Summary: I have a client that just recently removed his McAfee VirusScan 4.5.1 and install McAfee Internet Security Suite with the stupid firewall and all the ...
Summary: i have a FreeBSD box that acts as my firewall and does NATD for our internal machines. we have an internal DNS zone. my win2k boxes are having troub...
Summary: Hi, i hope someone can help me on this one 'cos i'm stumped. Over the past few months i've been getting random shutdowns, where the power to my comp s...
Summary: There are several services which you can shut down, to free up ram, I hope this helps. Much like previous versions of Windows NT, Windows 2000 also us...
Summary: Did you ping on DNS or IP? if IP is possible and DNS not, I think you better investigate your DNS server. If even IP isn't possible I would check if t...
Summary: I keep getting an error when i try to connect to an internally hosted site. Ill get the standard DNS Error in IE. I can get to the site if i use the I...
Summary: I'm running win2k sp1 and when I look at my DNS server properties through the MMC, the MMC often freezes. I've done numerous clean installs and I don...
Summary: HI I have installed the DNS and after that i have installed the Active Directory in one network. I also have another network and i installed both of ...
Summary: I have Windows 2000 Professional installed and it is very stable BUT I use a Server Management System (SMS) to access other computers on our LAN/WAN t...
Summary: I am having major problems with a new install of Windows 2000 Server on a new Dell PowerEdge SC420 server. The server is the Domain Controller in a sm...
Summary: I have a server running Win2k Server, I am planning on installing Apache Web Server, and email. Can I use the DNS that is part of Win2k or should I us...
Summary: Need help on the following problem: Able to run cmd and ping an IP Address, but cannot get out via the Browser or Email. Seems the DNS is corrupted....
Summary: Hii! For the past couple of days, a wierd problem is occuring with my ethernet card. The LED that indicates the functioning of the ethernet card is "o...
Summary: No, i am just dialing up to a PPP... just a general connection. I can ping my DNS servers no problem, nslookup gives me the dns server fine too.. I ...
Summary: On the drivers thing: if HP doesn't have any listed, then they are either already included with the Windows 2000 OS, or else the printer won't work co...
Summary: Iam uning windows 2000 server.I use Class C IP scheem .All steps were currect but when i use nslookup command it does not resolve the ip adress. the e...
Summary: Hi guys, I am having the same problem also. My laptop was upgraded to 2000Prof. Everything worked fine. Connecting through a Linksys 4 router and c...
Summary: I suppose you already have 2 NIC installed. NIC1=adsl side NIC2=switch On the NIC1's tcpip settings, go in "advanced settings" and enable ICS option ...
Summary: I have windows 200 ADS server with the DNS radommly one https site get "The page you are looking for is currently unavailable. The Web site might be...
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