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ISA Clients >> DNS problem with client.

by PeterD » Sat, 10 Sep 2005 23:41:38 GMT

(I'm just getting started with ISA, sorry if this is an obvious
question!)

ISA 2004 (test setup, simple two NIC as a NAT/Firewall configuration,
not much changed from how it was setup...)

Web pages open ok if I use IP addresses
Ping will ping either IP addresses or domain names
Web pages return DNS error (11001 error code) when a domain name is
used.

So IE won't use domain names, but ping will...

I'm missing the obvious, I think!

Suggestions?
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ISA Clients >> DNS problem with client.

by PeterD » Sun, 11 Sep 2005 06:23:09 GMT



Interenting problem, but without any significant changes it began
working just fine... Sometimes you can't explain them, you just gotta
take what you get... <g>
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