Re: Remotely Managing DNS

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In news:1189637603.445380.38340@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
MarineGeek <slrobb@xxxxxxxxx> typed:

Yes, I am running as my domain admin account. My workstation is
joined to our domain.

What DNS address is the workstation using? (Asked previously but didn't see
a reply) Please provide an ipconfig /all of the client and of one of your
DCs. This will greatly help us.

Are there any Event log errors on either the client or the DC(s)?

Ace



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