Something wrong with dns cache

[Tomas]

I am getting all my ip settings from my offcie dhcp
server. But something is wrong with my (and a few
cooworkers) local computers dns cache (I think so)...
About 3 times in a day I and those few cooworkers can't
get to our office local webpage, but only to that page
which is using https (the other webpage which is not
using https works fine). Then we try to get to not local
https webpage and everything works fine... Then I
do "ipconfig /registerdns" and that resolves the problem
and I can get to my office local https webpage, but until
the next time... Can somebody help me? It's becoming a
real big problem...

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

Have you talked to your network administrator, if you have one? Running
Active Directory? If so, they need to make sure all servers and workstations
specify *only* the internal AD-integrated DNS server's IP address in their
network settings. The AD-integrated DNS server should be set up with
forwarders to your ISP's DNS servers for external resolution, or use root
hints (or both).

 

[Tomas]

I am an administrator . And yes we are using active
directory and we are using only our internal dns servers
and they all are active directory integrated... And for
external dns resolution we are forwarding our requests to
our isp with no recursion... Everything's like you
said And that worked fine about 5 months, but now it
does not... And we can't find the problem...

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

Check your event logs on the server. If you can't find local pages, and
don't have any non-local DNS IPs specified, there could well be something
amiss on the server.

 

[Tomas]

Well, logs does'nt show anything unusial... And we can
get to our local pages, but only to those, which aren't
https. The problem exists only with local https pages.