TCP but no DNS

Win98SE pc cannot connect via browsers to the web.I can
ping any ip address including my DNS. Tracert does not
work, I get "unable to resolve target system name". I have
tried all the stuff suggested on mvps.org. I have added
and removed tcp/ip numerous times.
Please help, I am at my wits end.
Thanks
B

Bern wrote:

> Win98SE pc cannot connect via browsers to the web.I can
> ping any ip address including my DNS. Tracert does not
> work, I get "unable to resolve target system name". I have
> tried all the stuff suggested on mvps.org. I have added
> and removed tcp/ip numerous times.
> Please help, I am at my wits end.
> Thanks
> B

Are you sure there's really a DNS server at the address you're
giving it? Try an alternate one.

I have a WIN2k pc that I ran ipconfig on and it gives me
two DNS addresses that coincide with the 98 pc
B
>-----Original Message-----
>Bern wrote:
>
>> Win98SE pc cannot connect via browsers to the web.I can
>> ping any ip address including my DNS. Tracert does not
>> work, I get "unable to resolve target system name". I
have
>> tried all the stuff suggested on mvps.org. I have
added
>> and removed tcp/ip numerous times.
>> Please help, I am at my wits end.
>> Thanks
>> B
>
>Are you sure there's really a DNS server at the address
you're
>giving it? Try an alternate one.
>
>.
>

Success! Select "Disable WINS resolution" under the WINS
Resolution tab in the TCP/IP properties.
Thanks for all the advice
B
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a WIN2k pc that I ran ipconfig on and it gives me
>two DNS addresses that coincide with the 98 pc
>B
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Bern wrote:
>>
>>> Win98SE pc cannot connect via browsers to the web.I
can
>>> ping any ip address including my DNS. Tracert does not
>>> work, I get "unable to resolve target system name". I
>have
>>> tried all the stuff suggested on mvps.org. I have
>added
>>> and removed tcp/ip numerous times.
>>> Please help, I am at my wits end.
>>> Thanks
>>> B
>>
>>Are you sure there's really a DNS server at the address
>you're
>>giving it? Try an alternate one.
>>
>>.
>>
>.
>