Re: 0x80072efd WU V5 trying to load 192.168.1.1
From: Jim Garrison (jhg_at_athensgroup.com)
Date: 10/11/04
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Date: Mon, 11 Oct 2004 11:04:55 -0500
Thanks for the response. Here are the results of trying
your suggestions. I also have a case open with MS Support on this,
and will post any resolution.
Robert Aldwinckle wrote:
> netsh diag show adapter /v | find /i "DataBasePath"
DatabasePath = %SystemRoot%\System32\drivers\etc
That file contains:
127.0.0.1 localhost
> Are you using
>
> ipconfig /displaydns
>
> to see what the dnscache actually contains or just speculating about
> how that address is being found?
Speculating. Turns out my speculation may be incorrect.
Running windowsupdate after a reboot and monitoring network traffic
with Ethereal reveals the following exchange:
myhost -> A/D Server: DNS query for wpad.athens.int
Response: host not found
myhost -> 192.168.1.1: SYN
myhost -> 192.168.1.1: SYN
myhost -> 192.168.1.1: SYN
myhost -> 192.168.1.1: SYN
myhost -> fetch error page from microsoft.com
athens.int is our internal A/D domain name. We have no host named 'wpad'
and never have had. We also have NEVER had SUS or WUS anywhere in our
domain. I have no idea why it's looking for "wpad" within our domain,
or why it falls back to 192.168.1.1 when it can't resolve it.
>
> Although you say you aren't using a proxy are you sure you aren't
> configured for one? E.g. check with proxycfg
> and msinfo32 /category IEConnectivity
> commands.
msinfo32 not found
>
>
> Have you checked for malware and its residual effects?
Yes.
> If this is XP Pro I would appreciate it if you would load ipseccmd
> from its Support Tools so you can try
>
> ipseccmd show filters
Generic MM Filters
------------------------------
No filters
Specific MM Filters
------------------------------
No filters
Generic Transport Filters
------------------------------
No filters
Specific Transport Filters
------------------------------
No filters
Generic Tunnel Filters
------------------------------
No filters
Specific Tunnel Filters
------------------------------
No filters
The command completed successfully.
>
> In any case I would also be interested in whether this command
> shows anything when you have the problem:
>
> netsh interface ip show type=LSP
netsh interface ip show type=LSP
The following command was not found: interface ip show type=LSP.
netsh interface ip show
The following commands are available:
Commands in this context:
show address - Displays IP address configuration.
show config - Displays IP address and additional information.
show dns - Displays the DNS server addresses.
show icmp - Displays ICMP statistics.
show interface - Displays IP interface statistics.
show ipaddress - Displays current IP addresses.
show ipnet - Displays IP net-to-media mappings.
show ipstats - Displays IP statistics.
show joins - Displays multicast groups joined.
show offload - Displays the offload information.
show tcpconn - Displays TCP connections.
show tcpstats - Displays TCP statistics.
show udpconn - Displays UDP connections.
show udpstats - Displays UDP statistics.
show wins - Displays the WINS server addresses.
>
> For an interactive FAQ for XP networking issues try
> http://www.michna.com/kb/wxnet.htm
>
> E.g. check the box "Internet Explorer cannot display some web sites..."
> and look at the open entries in the Results section.
I have no problems with any sites other than WU.
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