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John Martoccio
Good Afternoon,
I am having a problem that after several weeks, I cannot
solve:
When I do a NSlookup of any name, it always reports back
that name as a prefix to my-domain, example:
NSLOOKUP TEST.COM NS1.EARTHLINK.COM
reports as: TEST.COM.MYDOMAIN.COM
with the correct IP for mydomain.
I have tried this with and without the "Append parent
suffixes of the primary DNS suffix" checked, in the
Advanced-DNS of the TCP/IP protocol of the NIC with the
same results.
My AD/DNS server does the same thing, so I tried using
an external one, with the same result.
All my internal machines are set to resolve through a
2000 server/ad-dc, however, I have also tried to resolve
directly with the router too(runs in NAT mode), but I get
the same result.
I am anxious to hear what might be causing this !
Sincerely,
John Martoccio
(e-mail address removed)
I am having a problem that after several weeks, I cannot
solve:
When I do a NSlookup of any name, it always reports back
that name as a prefix to my-domain, example:
NSLOOKUP TEST.COM NS1.EARTHLINK.COM
reports as: TEST.COM.MYDOMAIN.COM
with the correct IP for mydomain.
I have tried this with and without the "Append parent
suffixes of the primary DNS suffix" checked, in the
Advanced-DNS of the TCP/IP protocol of the NIC with the
same results.
My AD/DNS server does the same thing, so I tried using
an external one, with the same result.
All my internal machines are set to resolve through a
2000 server/ad-dc, however, I have also tried to resolve
directly with the router too(runs in NAT mode), but I get
the same result.
I am anxious to hear what might be causing this !
Sincerely,
John Martoccio
(e-mail address removed)