That's a big negative !! At least for us. The resolvers that we use are
off of our network. Not sure if that matters or not. But if I take the
DNS servers out of DUN. then 70-80 percent of the users can't resolve. Now
I know that it may not be LE issue, more than likely an MS issue, but the
easy fix is just to specify. I have the same DNS's set in the PM'S as I
specify in the DUN settings. MAC, Unix, etc all pull O.K. but 3.1, 95 and
NT just love to have 'em specified. It's been that way as long as I can
remember.
Granted I'm not saying it shouldn't work I'm just saying that whenever
someone asks and I tell 'em to put 'em in their and especially check the
"log onto network setting" things are peachy after that.
David Davies
Director, Internet Services
Buckeye Internet Services, Ltd.
http://www.buckeyeweb.com
"Through the modem, past the NAP, around the World, nothing but Net...."
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