![]() ![]() So everything reported in here is with IPv6 off. However, i'm not sure if any of this matters cuz we can't get to, ie a FQDN. ![]() Use this connection's DNS suffix in DNS registration. Register this connection's addresses in DNS Append parent suffixes of the primary DNS suffix.Append primary and connection specific DNS suffixes However going into network and sharing center -> change adapter settings -> Wireless Network Connection -> Properties -> Internet Protocol Version 4 Properties -> Advanced -> DNS tab, we have: Reading forums, the most probable reason for this symptom is the DNS Client (aka dnscache) service is not running however for us it is.Īnother possibility is that there are DNS suffixes in use. Reports: Could not display the DNS Resolver Cache. That's why the best symptom to describe the actual problem is that ipconfig /displaydns Note i did ping -4 to isolate to IPv4 excluding IPv6 influences. However, ping -4 fails, so if all that other stuff is working, it's the Windows DNS client software itself that is implicated. So if nslookup can translate, then lots of things work: networking hardware, NIC adapter driver, internet connectivity to the DNS servers, and successfully accessing the servers to do a translation. ![]() Ping when given a name, uses the Windows DNS Client to translate name -> number. That's because nslookup contains its own DNS client, and so does not use the Windows one. The most obvious symptom of this problem is that nslookup IS working, while ping -4 is NOT working. ![]()
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