inode0 wrote:
On 12/20/06, Georges I. Carraha <CarrahaG@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Our resolv.conf on the server seems ok. It has the following lines:
domain ruclaservices.local
search ruclaservices.local
nameserver 192.168.0.1
When we run nslookup on a Windows PC on the remote side, we get the
following results:
> nslookup rs-svr1.ruclaservices.local
Server: rs-svr1.ruclaservices.local
Address: 192.168.0.1
Name: rs-svr1.ruclaservices.local
Address: 192.168.0.1
> nslookup rs-svr1
Server: rs-svr1.ruclaservices.local
Address: 192.168.0.1
*** rs-svr1.ruclaservices.local can't find rs-svr1:
Non-existent domain
Can anyone tell us why this is the case and how we can not correct it?
It appears that the windows PC has a resolver problem. I'm not a
windows user or admin so perhaps someone who is can be of more help.
Is there a resolv.conf on a windows PC? What does it have in it?
Search domains set there or somewhere else? What is the domain of the
windows PC?
John
yes, i believe this is windows problem.
if you run ipconfig from command prompt, you should have the line like this
Connection-specific DNS Suffix: ruclaservices.local
you can add it manually in dns suffix in ip configuration in windows
client, or you can change it in your dhcp server.
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