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Shawn
This is the 3rd computer on this network that has acted
this way, and one of them was a Windows 2000 Pro machine.
I'm on a fresh install of Windows XP Pro on a Windows 2000
domain. The computer is a part of the domain, and I'm
logging in with a domain account (although that doesn't
seem to matter).
My DNS server settings are the two AD and DNS servers, and
the DNS server is set with forwarders.
About once every 2 hours, I can't get to some sites on the
internet. When I go change my DNS settings (it doesn't
matter what I do - move servers around, add servers,
remove servers) I can get to the sites I wasn't able to
before.
When it won't go to those sites, it doesn't even try to
resolve the addresses. It just instantly pops up
the "Internet Explorer cannot open the search page." error
message.
Does anyone know what could be causing this?
--Shawn
this way, and one of them was a Windows 2000 Pro machine.
I'm on a fresh install of Windows XP Pro on a Windows 2000
domain. The computer is a part of the domain, and I'm
logging in with a domain account (although that doesn't
seem to matter).
My DNS server settings are the two AD and DNS servers, and
the DNS server is set with forwarders.
About once every 2 hours, I can't get to some sites on the
internet. When I go change my DNS settings (it doesn't
matter what I do - move servers around, add servers,
remove servers) I can get to the sites I wasn't able to
before.
When it won't go to those sites, it doesn't even try to
resolve the addresses. It just instantly pops up
the "Internet Explorer cannot open the search page." error
message.
Does anyone know what could be causing this?
--Shawn