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Santhana
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Thu Dec 23, 2004 9:39 am Post subject:
DNS Problem |
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Hi
I work on a Laptop. When I'm working in my company, i use the LAN to access
the internet and when i'm at home I use the DIAL Connectivity to access the
internet.
I dont have any problem when I'm using the LAN. But when I connect to the
DIALUP , I'm getting connected to the internet but the name resolving is not
happening...When I try with NSlookup,, It is trying to reach LAN DNS instead
of ISP's DNS.
Even after disabling the LAN,,Same issue persists.
Please let me know ,how i can resolve this issue.
Regards
Santhana |
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Carey Holzman
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Thu Dec 23, 2004 10:00 am Post subject:
Re: DNS Problem |
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Tip #3 at www.careyholzman.com/netfixes.htm
Carey
"Santhana" <Santhana@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:56A139D2-F530-4567-8D5F-AF47E6D9F004@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | Hi
I work on a Laptop. When I'm working in my company, i use the LAN to
access
the internet and when i'm at home I use the DIAL Connectivity to access
the
internet.
I dont have any problem when I'm using the LAN. But when I connect to the
DIALUP , I'm getting connected to the internet but the name resolving is
not
happening...When I try with NSlookup,, It is trying to reach LAN DNS
instead
of ISP's DNS.
Even after disabling the LAN,,Same issue persists.
Please let me know ,how i can resolve this issue.
Regards
Santhana |
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serge calderara
Guest
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Thu Dec 23, 2004 12:43 pm Post subject:
RE: DNS Problem |
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Hi santana,
I guess that when you are using your laptop nside your company , it ios
comfigure to use your internal DHCP and DNS server.
When you are at home and you dial up to your ISP, you need to set proper IP
settings for your provider.
As yo can work with both (inside LAN and Homne), you need to configure your
IP configuration to use the Alternate Ip connfiguration.
For that right click on your dialup connection and select properties, then
select your TCP/IP protocol and properties, then go to Alternate
configuration tab and enter all IP , subnet mask and DNS information from
your provider
Regards
Serge
MCP
"Santhana" wrote:
| Quote: | Hi
I work on a Laptop. When I'm working in my company, i use the LAN to access
the internet and when i'm at home I use the DIAL Connectivity to access the
internet.
I dont have any problem when I'm using the LAN. But when I connect to the
DIALUP , I'm getting connected to the internet but the name resolving is not
happening...When I try with NSlookup,, It is trying to reach LAN DNS instead
of ISP's DNS.
Even after disabling the LAN,,Same issue persists.
Please let me know ,how i can resolve this issue.
Regards
Santhana |
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Santhana
Guest
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Thu Dec 23, 2004 2:19 pm Post subject:
RE: DNS Problem |
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Nope ! I'm not having any dedicated IP from the ISP. And I'm using a Static
IP in my home.
Regards
Santhana
"serge calderara" wrote:
| Quote: | Hi santana,
I guess that when you are using your laptop nside your company , it ios
comfigure to use your internal DHCP and DNS server.
When you are at home and you dial up to your ISP, you need to set proper IP
settings for your provider.
As yo can work with both (inside LAN and Homne), you need to configure your
IP configuration to use the Alternate Ip connfiguration.
For that right click on your dialup connection and select properties, then
select your TCP/IP protocol and properties, then go to Alternate
configuration tab and enter all IP , subnet mask and DNS information from
your provider
Regards
Serge
MCP
"Santhana" wrote:
Hi
I work on a Laptop. When I'm working in my company, i use the LAN to access
the internet and when i'm at home I use the DIAL Connectivity to access the
internet.
I dont have any problem when I'm using the LAN. But when I connect to the
DIALUP , I'm getting connected to the internet but the name resolving is not
happening...When I try with NSlookup,, It is trying to reach LAN DNS instead
of ISP's DNS.
Even after disabling the LAN,,Same issue persists.
Please let me know ,how i can resolve this issue.
Regards
Santhana |
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Santhana
Guest
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Thu Dec 23, 2004 2:21 pm Post subject:
RE: DNS Problem |
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Nope ! I'm not having any dedicated IP from the ISP. And I'm using a Static
"Santhana" wrote:
| Quote: | Nope ! I'm not having any dedicated IP from the ISP. And I'm using a Static
IP in my company
Regards
Santhana
"serge calderara" wrote:
Hi santana,
I guess that when you are using your laptop nside your company , it ios
comfigure to use your internal DHCP and DNS server.
When you are at home and you dial up to your ISP, you need to set proper IP
settings for your provider.
As yo can work with both (inside LAN and Homne), you need to configure your
IP configuration to use the Alternate Ip connfiguration.
For that right click on your dialup connection and select properties, then
select your TCP/IP protocol and properties, then go to Alternate
configuration tab and enter all IP , subnet mask and DNS information from
your provider
Regards
Serge
MCP
"Santhana" wrote:
Hi
I work on a Laptop. When I'm working in my company, i use the LAN to access
the internet and when i'm at home I use the DIAL Connectivity to access the
internet.
I dont have any problem when I'm using the LAN. But when I connect to the
DIALUP , I'm getting connected to the internet but the name resolving is not
happening...When I try with NSlookup,, It is trying to reach LAN DNS instead
of ISP's DNS.
Even after disabling the LAN,,Same issue persists.
Please let me know ,how i can resolve this issue.
Regards
Santhana |
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Malke
Guest
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Thu Dec 23, 2004 8:17 pm Post subject:
RE: DNS Problem |
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Santhana wrote:
| Quote: | Nope ! I'm not having any dedicated IP from the ISP. And I'm using a
Static
IP in my company
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Read Serge's instructions again. You are getting a dynamic public IP
address from your home ISP and of course your home ISP uses different
DNS servers than your company does. If you don't know the proper DNS
information to enter into the Alternate Configuration, call your ISP or
look on its webpage.
| Quote: | I guess that when you are using your laptop nside your company , it
ios comfigure to use your internal DHCP and DNS server.
When you are at home and you dial up to your ISP, you need to set
proper IP settings for your provider.
As yo can work with both (inside LAN and Homne), you need to
configure your IP configuration to use the Alternate Ip
connfiguration. For that right click on your dialup connection and
select properties, then select your TCP/IP protocol and properties,
then go to Alternate configuration tab and enter all IP , subnet
mask and DNS information from your provider
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Malke
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MS MVP - Windows Shell/User
Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
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