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• How to set an IP address manually and manual DNS servers for my printer HP Photosmart 7525?

  Cannot print.  EU of evil when the printer was initially put in place.  "Happytohelp01" Assstance solved the advised me; a manual IP address unBalayage DNS servers for the printer.  I did not write the information and now my printer is not working (it only worked for about a month), now nada.  I've had at the start of the connection to the web server problems - now its doing the same thing, but I don't know what IP Address and DNS to use.  Please help if you can.

  Hi @LaceyNo1,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I understand that you are wondering, how to set an IP address manually and manual DNS servers for your printer HP Photosmart 7525. I am pleased to see that for you!

  After some research, I think I found the post, my colleague @happytohelp01, helped you with. In this post, Re: Photosmart 7525.

  Hope this is what you are looking for and have a good day!

• DNS settings for the intranet server is not not a DNS

  I have an OS X server that services the on the local subnet (behind a NAT).  We have moved to a new office and installed a new firewall / local DNS and all other machines can resolve names of local computer.  But the OS X Server solves only them to the machine gateway/firewall, rather than solve them for local machines.

  If I disable the server App DNS, resolved names.  But I seem to remember that I'm not supposed to do disable the OS X Server DNS, set it instead to forward requests to the gateway.  Unfortunately the Google Machine isn't helping me, because every sentence google I can think on OS X Server and DNS settings show how to use your OS X Server as a DNS server for the computers on your network - which is not what I want to do!

  Which, in my view, should run is listing the gateway as a forwarding server, then tell machine OS X to "Search for only some clients" and "The Server itself" selection in the dialog box "Edit Search Clients.  But it does not work.

  Any help appreciated, thanks.

  Two things you need to do:

  You must configure the host/domain name on the server and/or point the DNS address in the network preferences for 127.0.0.1

  Once you tell the server to perform searches in its own recursive cache/internet to 8.8.8.8 * or your dns public server here *, then it stops to pass requests to the gateway.

  Then set your DHCP server to serve IP addresses in DNS (10.0.0.5) servers to clients.

  Example:

  * Client DHCP address request *.
  10.0.0.10 - IP
  255.255.255.0 - mask
  10.0.0.1 - gateway
  10.0.0.5 - DNS

• How gemfire locator can be configured to return the full DNS name for the customer?

  We have an index running before 2 cache servers,

  Locator.DomainA == > Server1.DomainA, Server2.DomainA.

  the problem is when the customer (customer. DomainB) try to access gemfire via locator, it up ' get: not connected to GemFire' exception, the reason is that the Client.DomainB uses the full name "Locator.DomainA" to access the gemfire, the Locator maintains only the servers host name, when the client runs the query, it access Server1 or Server2, but in this case, the networking is not connected.

  How gemfire locator can be configured to return the full DNS name for the customer?

  in gemfire.properties, Locator attribute is full domain name already.

  Thank you

  Yao

  There is a parameter for hostname for the customers that you can put in your cache.xml file cache-server element. It is a string that is passed the server for the location, and then on the Locator for the customer. You must set this client-to-host name in each of your cache servers.

• Question on DNS entries for the grouping and the call

  Hey all,.

  We test a bunch of highway that has been placed in its own subdomian DNS (for example)

  cluster.Domaine.com

  With DNS entries:

  SRV

  _sips._tcp.cluster.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 5061 1 1 Expressway1.cluster.domain.com.

  _sips._tcp.cluster.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 5061 1 1 Expressway2.cluster.domain.com.

  _sip._tcp.cluster.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 1 1 5060 Expressway1.cluster.domain.com.

  _sip._tcp.cluster.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 1 1 5060 Expressway2.cluster.domain.com.

  _h323ls._udp.cluster.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 1 1 1719 Expressway1.cluster.domain.com.

  _h323ls._udp.cluster.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 1 1 1719 Expressway2.cluster.domain.com.

  _h323cs._tcp.cluster.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 1 1 1720 Expressway1.cluster.domain.com.

  _h323cs._tcp.cluster.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 1 1 1720 Expressway2.cluster.domain.com.

  _h323rs._udp.cluster.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 1 1 1719 Expressway1.cluster.domain.com.

  _h323rs._udp.clusterdomain.com. 86400 IN SRV 1 1 1719 Expressway2.cluster.domain.com.

  A

  Expressway1.cluster.domain.com. IN a x.x.x.x (address IP Expressway1)

  Expressway2.cluster.domain.com. IN a x.x.x.x (address IP of Expressway2)

  However, I would actual calls placed to the root domain

  domain.com

  But with these entries DNS pointing to the subdomain of cluster, or I point to the individual counterparts of the cluster (see above). My feeling is that what I should do to the cluster so I need update DNS entries for the main domain if the peer of the cluster changes, such as:

  SRV

  _sips._tcp.domain.com. Cluster.Domaine.com IN SRV 0 0 5061 3600.

  _sip._tcp.domain.com. Cluster.Domaine.com IN SRV 0 0 5060 3600.

  But is this correct?

  Post edited by: Chris Swinney

  Comment added to records showing that they point to

  Hi Chris, how are you?

  If I remember correct SRV RFC which would be an error because no recursive search of srv would get,

  the address at the end of the srv record must be an a record (so also no CNAME).

  In your scenario, you can use:

  _sips._tcp.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 5061 1 1 Expressway1.cluster.domain.com.

  _sips._tcp.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 5061 1 1 Expressway2.cluster.domain.com.

  _sip._tcp.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 1 1 5060 Expressway1.cluster.domain.com.

  _sip._tcp.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 1 1 5060 Expressway2.cluster.domain.com.

  _h323ls._udp.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 1 1 1719 Expressway1.cluster.domain.com.

  _h323ls._udp.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 1 1 1719 Expressway2.cluster.domain.com.

  _h323cs._tcp.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 1 1 1720 Expressway1.cluster.domain.com.

  _h323cs._tcp.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 1 1 1720 Expressway2.cluster.domain.com.

  _h323rs._udp.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 1 1 1719 Expressway1.cluster.domain.com.

  _h323rs._udp.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 1 1 1719 Expressway2.cluster.domain.com.

  h323cs and rs cannot be used (cs is if you dial the field directly without user @ from the beginning)

  RS is used for registration, most of the configurations that I saw live fine without it...

  BTW, if it is a copy paste, replace your alone there is an error in the last entry of rs, it lacks one. between the two

  cluster and field.

  Btw2, I would set a record also has to be cluster.domaine.com at least one of the VCS, it's

  very convenient for endpoints no or wrong to support srv records.

• Whence the ACS server get the DNS Info for the IP pools?

  I'm changing the DNS servers that my VPN users are assigned from the pools of IP on the ACS server. Where IP pools Gets the DNS server information. I changed the IP addresses of the DNS on windows server and rebooted. But VPN clients are always assigned the old DNS servers.

  ACS ip pools do not grow the DNS server information

  It is either transmitted from the setup of group for the VPN concentrator or

  It is to be send to the setup of the user/group ACS > attributes Radius (VPN 3000) > [026/3076/005] primary DNS.

  I hope this helps.

  Concerning

  Rohit

• Change DNS servers in the configuration?

  The OVA has deployed, but he has not set the DNS servers, even if they were seized.

  How can I change the network settings to add DNS servers?

  It says in the settings: -.

  To change the network settings, see the online help. (Note that changes the console are not supported).

  There was no mention in the online help on how to do common, not that I could find.

  Thank you

  Andy

  It made no difference by removing the space, thus allowing hacked installtion of difficulty!

• DNS server for the WRT54GS v6 problem

  This router running for 2 years without any problem (even on Windows7 since las year), recently it wont let me conect to the internet, network and say sharing that the configuration of the computer center are good but no response from the DNS server is present.

  (Windows 7 RTM Ultimate x 86, Bellsouth / AT & T ISP in Florida.) Conexion ADSL, nine cables ethernet and material held in the best conditions, the network card: Realtek RTL8102E/RTL8103 Family PCI - E Fast Ethernet NIC (NDIS 6.20) (v7.2)

  ================================================================================

  What I tried:

  Reset the router or modem (connected to a Westell 6100), in order to define the default settings and (based on the Web reset and reset buttons)

  Flushing IP in CMD

  Make the web based configuration for my WRT54GS v6, releasing DCHP, renewing, defaults, etc...

  Upgrade the firmware to v1.52.7 (latest) nothing helps, dating back to 1.52.6 original.

  Shows Device Manager hardware works correctly.

  Windows 7 show me a link to view the properties of my WRT54GS when I right click on it, I also see the "Enable" option, but every time I use it I get "Connection Failed!"

  ===========================================================================================

  I'm not much of a tech guy, and read the forum does not help me a lot, so I ask for help please.

  PS: CD installed by default for her with her old EasyLink Advisor without success, tried also the last 2 Lela EasyLink Advisor, nothing helps.

  In addition, there is no default gateway glancing an IPCONFIG in CMD and now there is (192.168.1.1), which I use to enter its web-based configuration.

  That your ISP is a DSL provider, most of the DSL Modem has a DHCP server on them, so they act as a router. From now you the type of connection is NAT behind NAT.

  Order for your Linksys router to work with a DSL Modem. Connect to the Linksys router and on the Configuration tab configuration page, you must modify the "local IP address" to 192.168.2.1 and click on save settings...

  Once the settings are saved, unplug the power to the router and Modem, wait 30 seconds and then plug in the power to the Modem, and once all the lights are cover then you can connect the power supply to the router and check if you are online.

• Error 105 - unable to resolve the addresses of DNS servers

  Hello! I'm sorry from the start for many stupid questions, I'll ask. I am a beginner :) I don't know if my rooter is the problem or the network cable, when I use cable internet, it works (bad but it works). When I try to go with my router (d-link dir-635) it appears the error 105. I tried all your suggestions, but still nothing. I can do something else or my rooter is dead? PS: I am on Windows 7. Sorry to bother you again!

  Hello

  Please contact Microsoft Community.

  According to the description, it looks like you cannot resolve the address of DNS servers. The probable cause of this problem may be due to the DNS.

  I have a couple of steps that should help you to solve this problem.

  Method 1:

  Try the resolution of the problems mentioned in this link

  Using the troubleshooter from network in Windows 7

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/using-the-network-troubleshooter-in-Windows-7

  Method 2:

  Visit this link and see "How can I clear the DNS cache?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/DNS-domain-name-system-frequently-asked-questions

  Method 3:

  Try to assign the DNS manually and check

  To change the settings of the adapter wireless network connections.

  a. Click Start, type network and sharing Center in the start search box and press ENTER.

  b. click on change settings card, right click on wireless network connection and click on Properties.

  c. Select Internet version 4 Protocol, click Properties.

  d. place a next point to use the following dns server address.

  change the preferred dns 208.67.222.222 and dns auxiliary as 208.67.222.220 and click on validate the output parameter and click on ok.

  I hope this helps. If you have questions more related to Windows, feel free to post here at Microsoft Community.

• Dns resolution for a sub.domain with some ISP DNS external in the management of the DNS (win20008 r2) service?

  Hello

  We have a domain.   www.mydomain.be.

  It is a public domain managed by our office.

  It is also the same for internal network active directory domain mydomain.be

  Of course, we have internal DNS in our active directory.

  the Registrar has created a subdomain.  www.Sub.mydomain.be

  My question is: how to solve (for my network internal only) sub.mydomain.be by the DNS of the ISP.

  --> How to work around the internal our DNS resolution for the sub.mydomain.be ONLY for the 'DNS ISP or registrar "?

  our internal DNS (r2 win20008 in active directory) must continue to resolve all applications except the sub.mydomain.be.

  Create forwarders? or another technique?

  Thank you

  Hassan,

  Hello

  Post your question in the TechNet Server Forums, as your question kindly is beyond the scope of these Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/WindowsServer/en-us/home?category=WindowsServer

  See you soon.

• Why is-36 of Firefox on Windows receiving connections from DNS servers? Option network.dns.get - ttl

  Following update Firefox 36, my firewall was flooding asking me to allow external connections from the Internet to my browser. Looking at it more closely, Comodo Firewall indicates that external websites are trying to connect to Firefox, port 53 to an arbitrary port on my machine.

  If I disable the option FF36 new network.dns.get - ttl, it stops. I can't find any documentation or help on this option.

  Why Firefox do this? Is Comodo incorrect when he labels it as an external connection attempt? (It has normally been extremely good to differentiate the incoming and outgoing traffic). I guess that Firefox is trying to determine the TTL for DNS caching, but it is not make sense why DNS servers then try to connect to me.

  I am reluctant to create a firewall rule to that arbitrary Internet connections on my machine are OK as long as their origin on port 53, tips on how to manage all that this new feature is firmly States would be appreciated.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  Hi grammarye,

  Yes, you're right in thinking that Firefox is trying to find the TTL value. This is new in Firefox 36 behavior and was presented as services frequently changing DNS records (such as Cloudflare) were not working properly for Firefox users.

  Firefox makes asynchronous DNS searches - which means it will make a DNS query and then proceed to perform another task instead of waiting for an answer.

  Your ISP DNS server puts in cache only TTL an area for a short time, so if it does not the current LIFE expectancy, he will interview with other DNS servers to find.

  IANAE, but probably what is happening is:

  1. Firefox tries to find the DNS record for the domain that you want to connect to
  2. Your ISP DNS server does not have the current LIFE expectancy, then connects with other DNS servers to find
  3. During this time, Firefox lingers with something else
  4. DNS server, then reconnects to give you full DNS, including the TTL check
  5. Comodo sees the packets of the DNS server and panic

  I completely agree that arbitrary ports of white list is a bad idea, but in this case, the behavior is completely harmless.

  You can want to whitelist Firefox in your Comodo Firewall, or continue to let network.dns.get - disabled ttl.

  (edited to fix broken links and add a sentence)

• DNS issue on the Windows Server-based host computer

  I encountered a problem which is probably easily solved - but I've been browsing the net for days already and cannot find a solution.

  First, I will describe my basic setting.

  I run a Windows Server 2003 host in a simple configuration of the House, connected to an ISP. I have my own domain name, which is hosted by another company. My local domain name is called "mydomain.local"; My overall domain name is called 'mydomain.eu '. I send a large number of specific services on my local server, using the settings for my domain name host. So my Windows Server is called orakel.mydomain.local; My Web page, which is hosted on the outside is www.mydomain.eu, but I use my local server for ftp access, so ftp.mydomain.eu is sent to my local IP address; my router forwards to orakel.mydomain.local and my ftp server on Windows Server handles the traffic. This Setup works very well and allows me to administer my internal and external DNS settings.

  My main server uses 192.168.0.1/255.255.255.0 and is also DHCP/DNS server for the rest of the network.

  As I plan to switch to Linux, I installed Vmware Workstation 7.1 on my server (orakel.mydomain.local). I created an image, add a static IP (192.168.0.50) in this image. The VM network adapter has filled and directed to my physical network adapter. I added an external debian record, achieved to my IP static, just like I did with my ftp, usenet etc - thus, debian.mydomein.eu is directed to my fixed address, that is passed (by my router) to the orakel.mydomain.local (192.168.0.1)

  And then I ran into problems. I want to access my image debian from the outside world and cannot get this to work.

  When I'm on-site talk, I use 192.168.0.50 to access my image. I added a DNS a record on my * local * (debian-> 192.168.0.50) DNS server, while debian.mydomain.local also works very well as long as I'm using my own local network.

  But I want to use debian.mydomain.eu, because it will allow me to access the image debian to other places as well. I can't find a way to achieve this. When I use debian.mydomain.eu, I get redirected to my router which redirects me to orakel.mydomain.local, but it ends there. I run Apache on both my windows server and in the image virtual debian, but I ended up always on my windows http server, not on my server debian.

  When I change my router settings to forward port 80 to 192.168.0.50, it works, of course - the virtual machine image works fine. But how do I get my windows to redirect some of the names of servers to virtual images? I would like to execute WEBDAV in a VM-image debian and keep my existing Windows-local http server running as well. Thus, redirect ports on the router clearly won't work, such as HTTP and Webdav to use port 80. I have been looking and trying to not solve or no this result. I * know * that virtual machines are used only to share physical resources for a number of Web sites, and that's just what I'm trying to accomplish!

  Where do I need to make adjustments? What is a VM settings somewhere, or should it be solved by the guest operating system DNS settings?

  Paul Kooistra

  Hello Paul,

  DNS only don't name resolution. So, given a name, which is the corresponding IP address known. What I understand, you want to have multiple servers in order to be accessible from the Internet for the same service (ie. http) using the standard ports and this is where your problem lies. Unless each of these servers are addressable landscape in terms of sound system you will not be able to do it without using a part of the trick of my previous post.

  Your ISP gives you more than one external IP address? If so, do you have a firewall that can handle more than 1 address NAT?

  Kind regards.

• implementation of the Hosts file on the server for the entire network?

  I see a lot of information on how to edit the local Hosts file on individual computers. But, is it possible to edit a Hosts file and have effect throughout the network?

  We have a network of a little over half a dozen of Mac mini, who take their DNS information from another Mac Mini running the application server OSX (under El Capitan). This server is the primary DNS machine for the network. I want to implement a Hosts file for the entire network.

  Parental control seems to be broken in OSX El Capitan, so this seems like the best next to us, short option to buy some third-party service, which I prefer not to do.

  I think that dnsmasq installation on your Mac server and configuration of all your computers to use as your "DNS Server" will achieve what you want.

  See osx https://oracle-base.com/articles/misc/dnsmasq-for-simple-dns-configurations-mac-

  Why do you feel you must do this?

• OfficeJet 8500 Prime will not connect to wireless for the scanning of email

  HP Officejet 8500 first.

  Western Digital N900 router

  Printer is connected to my home wireless network and wireless to my HP Pavilion laptop (which is in the same room).

  I felt for a few years and I do a LOT of scans to myself on my e-mail and rarely have problems.

  About a month ago, I got a new wireless router, and the problems started.

  I had the wireless configuration.  Printer connect to my home wireless.

  If I try to scan to e-mail, I get a message "unable to connect to the server. Check the address and the name of the server.

  I can print from my laptop very well (wireless)

  I have run the wireless network test report (which incidentially, does NOT use the default tray as specified in default values, so I have to remove the media in a status bar and replace them with paper to make turn this test).

  All passes.

  very good signal strength.

  no other network with the same ssid

  Wireless networkes detected: 3

  Channel 11

  everything looks great.

  I connect to my router (from my wireless laptop).

  My router says that the printer is on the network.

  I turned off/power on router to reset.

  I tried the reset network default printer and returning via the wireless Assistant.

  I tried another wireless (5g below)

  I got the preferred wireless network name and password several times.

  I turned the printer deactivation / activation.

  The SSID signal is using 2.4 Ghz (802.11 B + g + n) 20 / 40 mhz channel (auto) AND I ALSO tried with channel (11) just

  The router includes a 5 GHz (802.11 a + n), but the printer never sees this SSID, and tried manually enter the name and password as well.

  I get the same error every time.

  Sounds like you arehaving problems with scanning to email. Can you tell me first if you have tried all the other email accounts other than the one you are using. According to the security on the SMTP servers for the customer, you will have to go and try another account. I suggest to make a Gmail account and attempt to put in place the new feature.

  I would like to know how this happens, and I'll get back right with you!

  -Spencer

  PS I hope you had a great weekend and had a wonderful day!

• RV325: DNS Service for MAC/IP links?

  The RV325 has a possibility to serve DNS responses for the local server names? Most routers these days @home have a list of local devices that they resolve so that there is no need to configure a dedicated DNS. I was wondering if the RV325 can do as well, or I need to configure an additional server?

  Hello Steve,.

  The RV325 option like this, called a local database of DNS.  It is available under DHCP > DNS the local database.  This will allow you to name links to IP Configuration without needing a full DNS server.

  Hope that helps and thanks for using Cisco,

  Christopher Ebert - Advanced Network Support Engineer

  Cisco Small Business Support Center

  * Please note the useful messages *.