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<1184276240.487936.99280[ at ]57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com>clixy1[ at ]hotma
il.com wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Hello,
>
> Can anybody please assist me with this puzzingly DNS resolution
> issue.
>
> We have just migrated a number of TLD domains to new IP addresses.
> All
> domains are hosted on a new single webserver. The DNS delegation
> isnow complete.
>
> Using Internet Explorer on an external PC we are able to resolve
> anyone of the
> migrated domain names.
>
> Using Internet Explorer on the Host webserver we are UNABLE to
> resolve
> any of the domain names.
>
> Both the PC and the Host webserver share the same DNS settings (i.e)
> Under the TCP/IP setting both point to the same Primary and
> SecondaryDNS IP addresses.
So when you use nslookup to test DNS resolution from the web server
itself, does nslookup report that it is attempting to resolve from the
local server?
>
> Using Internet Explorer on the Host webserver server we ARE able
> toresolve all
> other domains (ie) www.Google.com... etc excluding our own domian
> names.
>
> The only domains we cannot reslove is our own domain names which
> arehosted on this webserver?
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Do you have any forwarders or conditional forwarding rules defined?
Regards,
Scott Lowe
ePlus Technology, Inc.
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