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by ccthompson
Dont know if this will help or not, but what if you put the DNS information into your Connection.
Go into connections, go to TCP/IP properties and add your DNS IP address into there.
The downfall is, if you have traveling users, it may screw up there access when they try to connect to a hotel internet ect...
Hope this helps.
by johanesian
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by blackcurrant
Hi
Can you tell us more about how the DNS is setup on the client machines? Are your DHCP server and DNS server working properly? Check your server event logs for DHCP and DNS errors. If you find any errors then visit www.eventid.net for some possible solutions, or post them here.
Good luck
by jbarngrover
Check and see if you are using a single label domain, such company instead of company.net. If you are, check out microsofts website about updating single label domains in ADS.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;300684
Its mainly a registry problem that you might have.
by johanesian
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