Could anybody help me as a newbie to windows xp? I'm trying to ensure
that my pc is safely firewalled using Zonealarm & have noticed that from
time to time, XP attempts to connect to my ISP's domain name server via
the generic host protocol. This happens out of the blue rather than when
I've just typed in a domain name & I'm just wondering what the os wants
to connect to the DNS server for? Sorry if this is an obvious question &
many thanks for any help!
Re: My ICS connection - still from hell. ... HUMUNGOUS with WinXP Pro SP2 with adsl connection....Alternate DNS server is 10.1.1.1. ... I have Zonealarm running however the problem isn't ... I don't consider the Windows Firewall to be adequate ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web)
RE: [SLE] Linux still surfs slower than Windows ...Linux still surfs slower than Windows ... I have two Suse 9.1 Linuxes and one Win2k on a LAN behind a Linksys ...statically configured DNS server addresses set to the values shown by ... The Windows host also has a static IP and manually configured DNS ... (SuSE)
RE: NT4 to 2003 migration DNS questions ... In this group we typically deal with issues related to migrating Windows... then nothing need to change after you upgrade to Windows ... > internal DNS service on the new Domain Controller. ... > for internet access as well as our DNS server).... (microsoft.public.windows.server.migration)
Replication Problem ... In our company we have a Windows 2000 AD with 2 DCs each in a different site. ... The DNS server was unable to open the Active Directory. ... Could not bind to a Domain Controller.... infer a route by which this Partition can reach this site. ... (microsoft.public.win2000.active_directory)
Re: A Reverse Lookup Zone is necessary? ... > to make a new Reverse Lookup zone for my situation so I didn't touch ... > In one of my domain clients Windows XP SP2 I have this warning in the ... > In the Event Viewer | System I have a LSASRV Warning Category SPNEGO ... > This usually means your DNS server is misconfigured and does not have ... (microsoft.public.win2000.dns)
