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<p>New page: ===Windows 2000 DNS problem=== Article:75 Created:2000-08-15 15:49:45 Categories: Windows 2000 ====Question or Symptom==== Problem is that you have a Windows 2000 customer who defin...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>===Windows 2000 DNS problem===<br /> Article:75<br /> Created:2000-08-15 15:49:45<br /> Categories:<br /> Windows 2000<br /> <br /> ====Question or Symptom====<br /> Problem is that you have a Windows 2000 customer who definently is not<br /> getting DNS name resolution. They are connecting, they can ping and web<br /> surf by IP address, but they can not ping or surf by hostname. Once you<br /> identified that they had a DNS problem, you checked all their DNS<br /> settings. They have the right IP address for the DNS servers, and you<br /> can find nothing wrong with their configuration.<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Resolution====<br /> Windows 2000 has a DNS Client service that, by default, starts automatically<br /> when the machine is booted. <br /> To find it, go to Control Panel-&gt;Administrative Tools-&gt;Services. Find the DNS<br /> Client in the list and doubleclick on it.<br /> <br /> When the window comes up, click the &lt;STOP&gt; button. Now try and see if DNS is<br /> working.<br /> <br /> If it is working, in that window where you stopped the client, make sure you<br /> change the configuration so that the service does not start automatically on<br /> reboot.</div>

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