> the IP address directly, it goes to the website fine, so traffic is going
> through. Pinging the DNS servers works. For some reason it just doesn't
Okay so they are running a netbeui AND a tcpip protocol right? And they
have static addresses? And how are they getting the DNS server info? Via
dhcp or is it hard coded in each tcpip stack?
> want to work doing DNS look-ups anymore. Anybody run into this? I've tried
> everything aside from reinstalling Windows. This is a business client, so I
Uninstall all the network protocols from one of the machines. Reinstall
tcpip only, putting in the ip #'s of the dns servers. REboot,try surfing.
THAT should work. If it does NOT, then the router they are connecting to
is filtering dns querries.
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