Hi,

I have a strange issue.
Sometimes when i'm trying to connect to a webpage http://www.marktplaats.nl
i get an error.

Here's my configuration

Windows 2003 domain controller running DNS.
Client PC getting IP config by DHCP.
Primairy DNS is my domain controller wich runs DNS
Gateway is my router / Modem wich is connected to the internet.

When i reboot my domain controller the issue is fixed but i don't feel
good having to reboot my domain controller every time a webpage is not
accesible.

Please !!

!

"Monster" <Monster@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I have a strange issue.
> Sometimes when i'm trying to connect to a webpage
> http://www.marktplaats.nl
> i get an error.

We all do -- sometimes.

> Here's my configuration
>
> Windows 2003 domain controller running DNS.
> Client PC getting IP config by DHCP.
> Primairy DNS is my domain controller wich runs DNS

Clients don't know about "primary" (or 'secondary') for resolving
DNS names. They use a Preferred and perhaps Alternates which
must ALL be INTERNAL DNS servers.

> Gateway is my router / Modem wich is connected to the internet.
>
> When i reboot my domain controller the issue is fixed but i don't feel
> good having to reboot my domain controller every time a webpage is not
> accesible.

You haven't described the actual issue or problem...?

What happens exactly? What happens when you test with NSLOOKUP
both bare and with a specific DNS server specified? Check against EVERY
DNS server configured to be used by the client(s):

nslookup www.marktplaats.nl OPTIONAL.DNSServer.IP.ADDRESS

Work through all the DNS servers the client might use.

How does your DC resolve EXTERNAL Names?


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