Re: sbs2003 companyweb page dns error
From: Roger Abell (mvpNOSpam_at_asu.edu)
Date: 07/24/04
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Date: Sat, 24 Jul 2004 00:12:29 -0700
As I read the initial part of your posting, you have set up
and SBS2k3, allowing pre-existing router DHCP to still
deliver IPs (appropriate for the static IP given to the internal
interface of the SBS DC) and you have overriden the DHCP
delivered DNS setting with that of the SBS server.
You did this after joining the workstations into the domain
using the SBS \\server\connectcomputer capability.
This is all good. But you have one machine that is a
problem child. Next, you have said and I get lost with
> I have also removed some software I found in it called my
> way which appeared to redirect requests.
?? well, that sounds a likely candidate, as you are having
problems getting out to where you need on the network
with this machine
That the machine cannot find http:\\companyweb may mean
that it cannot use NetBIOS base resolution (NetBios disable
of bound to wrong interface, for example), or that the machine
cannot resolve this using DNS as it does not have its primary
DNS suffix set correctly (the automated join set it, but did
something change it afterwards?), or that the settings in the
Tcp/Ip properties are not allowing it to use the default domain
names to append when querying DNS, - or - that something
else is toasted such as with this redirect you mention.
> I am very open
> to suggestions as to what I can do. Could it have
> something to do with the additional interner connection
> sharing that is on the computer,
So this problem child machine has multiple network interfaces ?
Try disabling all but the interface on the 192.168.1.x network,
and check that the one left enable does have the MS networking
client and file and print sharing bound to it. This is all in the
r-click properties of the interface connection in the network
places.
> and if so how do I
> remove it.
not sure what it is
-- Roger Abell Microsoft MVP (Windows Server System: Security) MCSE (W2k3,W2k,Nt4) MCDBA "rj" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:317701c47118$f797c8d0$a401280a@phx.gbl... > I have installed a new server with sbs2003 into a prior > workgroup system. The system had a dsl router with dhcp > which I left intact. My server has two nic's one with a > static address for the intranet and one dynamic from the > router to the internet. All of the work stations except > one is working. I have one that when you go to ie6 and > want it to come up to the http:\\companyweb page it comes > up with unable to locate page and at the bottom it says > dns error or server un reachable. I can type in any > other address and reach it on the interner. I am able to > log users on with a roaming profile from this work > station. In the network settings for the work station, I > have a dynamic ip address with an assigned dns the same > as the other work stations. I am using 192.168.1.11 for > dns and the server local network address. the work > station has a dynamic with the dns assigned as > 192.168.1.11. The router is 192.168.1.1 I used the > \\server\connectcomputer command for the work station. > > I have also removed some software I found in it called my > way which appeared to redirect requests. I am very open > to suggestions as to what I can do. Could it have > something to do with the additional interner connection > sharing that is on the computer, and if so how do I > remove it. Sorry to ramble, just thought the more info > the easier it might be for someone to direct me to the > answar. > > neeting help, > rj
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