DNS server time out

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I have internal DNS server on Win2k3 and can't open several pages
(Microsoft, yahoo .)

I test this with nslookup (on Server and Clients) and I get message DNS
request timed out.

Timeout was 2 seconds.

On my DNS server for Forwarders, the option Number of seconds before forward
queries timed out is set to 10 sec.



Please help!
 
Is your DNS server behind a firewall? Some firewalls do not properly
handle the EDNS0 format that Windows 2003 Server uses by default. See:
828263 DNS query responses do not travel through a firewall in Windows
Server
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=828263
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I have internal DNS server on Win2k3 and can't open several pages
(Microsoft, yahoo .)

I test this with nslookup (on Server and Clients) and I get message DNS
request timed out.

Timeout was 2 seconds.

On my DNS server for Forwarders, the option Number of seconds before forward
queries timed out is set to 10 sec.



Please help!
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Thanks,
That was the problem!


Danny Slye - [MSFT} said:
Is your DNS server behind a firewall? Some firewalls do not properly
handle the EDNS0 format that Windows 2003 Server uses by default. See:
828263 DNS query responses do not travel through a firewall in Windows
Server
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=828263
--------------------
I have internal DNS server on Win2k3 and can't open several pages
(Microsoft, yahoo .)

I test this with nslookup (on Server and Clients) and I get message DNS
request timed out.

Timeout was 2 seconds.

On my DNS server for Forwarders, the option Number of seconds before forward
queries timed out is set to 10 sec.



Please help!
Click to expand...

__
Danny Slye
Microsoft Support Professional
MCSE

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties and confers no rights.
Please reply to the newsgroup so that others may benefit. Thanks!
Click to expand...
 
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