update! when i run nslookup on the server like 'nslookup
clienttofind.mydomain.co.uk', i receive the following result :
Server: resolver0.myisp.net
Address: 212.xx.36.3
*** resolver0.myisp.net can't find clienttofind.mydomain.co.uk: Non-existent
domain
it looks to me like my server is ignoring its own roll as dns server and
referring all dns requests (even for those computers within my
company/domain) to my isp.
how can i fix this? i'm still unable to launch the network properties box,
so where do i change my DNS server priorities?
please help!
CodeSling.
"CodeSling" wrote:
>
> i have a strange network services problem with a Windows 2000 Server PDC.
> since a recent re-boot, i have been unable to ping machines on my network by
> DNS name from the Server (all clients ping eachother OK). however, i can ping
> by IP and i can browse the web from this box.
>
> also, whenever i try to access the "Network & Connections" properties from
> Control Panel or from My Network Places, the window freezes up. similarly,
> when i try to run anything requiring Windows Installer (like adding
> NetDiag.exe for example), that freezes up too. Scheduled SQL DTS packages
> which replicate data from SQL tables hosted on this server to other servers
> fail (even though they connect via IP address).
>
> my Event Log shows a number of NetLogon errors and Browser Elections (#5774,
> #5775, #5702, #8015 and #8035).
>
> these problems seem to be limited to client network services on the Windows
> 2000 box, as all clients (every one is WinXPPro) are talking to the box OK,
> so i don't think its DNS server-related.
>
> theres nothing suspicious in my RunOnce and Run registry keys, so i'm at a
> loss as to the cause and the fix. can anyone offer any suggestions as to
> what could have gone wrong?
>
> thanks,
> CodeSling
> ________
> i am root.
>
>
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