I can't access the DNS server

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• How can I access the web server by using sound!

  I have a LAN with the address 192.168.2.0 255.255.255.0.My internal address is 192.168.0.22, it map to the 61.154.9.64 address (public). How can my internal hosts access to the web server using sound!

  DNAT (Destination NAT) comes to mind - click here to see if it helps:

  http://www.Cisco.com/warp/public/110/alias.html

  Jay

• can not change the dns server, always comes back.

  10.10.5 Yosemite

  My ISP has provided DNS servers are terrible and I still get messages "site is not reachable. I'd like to change the DNS from Google or Open DNS servers

  In SYSTEM preferences > network > DNS tab I delete 2 default entries & entry "8.8.8.8" & "8.8.4.4" (google dns)
  In the "areas of research" box, there are 2 entrances & I can't delete them.

  I click OK & apply - when I go back to the DNS tab, it was the old DNS.

  What should do?

  

  May be a corrupt .plist.

  Make a backup, preferably 2 backups on 2 separate drives.

  Quit the application.

  Go to Finder and select your user folder. With this Finder window as the windshield, select Finder/display/display options for presenting or order - J.  When the display options opens, check "show the library folder. This should make your visible user library folder in your user folder.  Select the library. Then go to Preferences/com.apple.systempreferences.plist.  Move the .plist on your desktop.

  Restart your computer, open the application and test. If it works fine, delete the plist for the office.

  If the application is the same, return the .plist where you got it, crushing the latest.

  Thanks to leonie for certain information contained in this.

• Upgrading to 4 Fusion and now I can't access the web server on my Mac host

  I am running OS x 10.6.8 and I'm hosting a virtual machine running windows XP, using NAT Networking. I have a web server running on the mac I need to access from the hosted virtual machine. I used to be able to just use the IP address of the gateway in the virtual machine for the web server, but it doesn't seem to work. If I set the external IP address of the mac it seems to work, but I don't have a static IP address, so it is a pain to update every hour.
  
  Any help would be appreciated!
  
  Thank you

  Although in some cases, the IP address of the gateway works, nevertheless IMO that is a misuse and should use the address IP of VMware NAT Virtual Ethernet adapter IP address the host not IP address of gateway.

  If in a Terminal, run the following command:

  ifconfig | grep -A 3 vmnet8
  

  Then use the address after "inet" IP said at the exit.

  Example on my system:

  Last login: Mon Jan 16 12:43:00 on ttys000
  Computer:~ WKZ$ ifconfig | grep -A 3 vmnet8
  vmnet8: flags=8863 mtu 1500
      ether 00:50:56:c0:00:08
      inet 172.16.198.1 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 172.16.198.255
  Computer:~ WKZ$
  

  So I use 172.16.198.1 of the prompt or use the host name of the Mac (without the .local) after the addition of 172.16.198.1 and the hostname of the Mac to the guest hosts file.

  Post edited by: WoodyZ - posted: January 16, 2012 12:52

• Changing the DNS server for ESX hosts?

  Our network administrator will change the IP address of the DNS server.  In this way, we will change those corresponding to ESX hosts.

  We would like to know

  (1) can we change the DNS server on execution of the ESX hosts without going into maintenance mode?

  (2) under what circumstances the ESX host will do use DNS servers?

  (3) memory, we should add all the IP addresses of ESX host in the hosts file in the Service Console, where is this hosts file located at?

  Thank you

  Tony,

  Use "service network restart" command to restart the network service

  Do not forget also that...

  Very dependent on DNS HA, HA will not work without the correct DNS configuration. The servers ESX and vCenter server must be able to resolve the name (FQDN full) / IPs in both feel to get a working HA.

• Added Distributed Switch, now can not access any ESX Server

  Hi guys,.

  I just completed the implementation of our first 2 ESX servers, a server vCentre added in as a virtual machine to a trial and the addition of a distributed switch to separate our traffic. During this process, I somehow picked the wrong interconnect to cross and moved VMNIC0 that running the SC and all virtual machines after the original installation.

  Now, I can't access the ESX server or server vCentre to revert back the changes I made. However, I have physical access to the servers via command line.

  Is there a relatively simple way, I can move the SC and VM' on the default vswitch? This happens when the server vCentre has been disconnected for a period of time?  I don't mind having to add the virtual machine to a vCentre at all, so remove the ESX on it will return to the way 1 vswitch and give me access again.

  I'm kinda stuck at the moment as I have ready 8 VM to start a project on but cannot access any of them!

  Thanks in advance

  Simon

  Simon,

  You must set up a group of ports "Service Console" and assign a vswif. If you follow the steps in KB http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1000266 it will show you how to do this. The service console port group is necessary for the host be observable at the customer virtual Center/vi. I have attached 2 screenshots of what esxcfg-vswitch - l and esxcfg-vswif - l should look like. The Group of ports VMotion is not necessary, just the service console.

  Kevin

• I have a yellow exclamation mark on my wireless and signal when I diagnose the problem that Windows says 'the DNS server does not. Can anyone help?

  I have our computer server set to a static ip address, because our printers work on the network. Every time I try to connect to the internet Windows tells me "the DNS server is not responding. Can someone help me?

  It is a forum for specific consumers. You will find the Windows Server support in these forums: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/category/windowsserver

• How can I keep a connectivity when the DNS server is not available?

  We have remote locations with several computers that are joined to our domain via a gateway to gateway VPN. When VPN breaks down, they lose the connection to our CD/DNS server. Their ip addresses remain the same, since they are managed by their local router but they failed to connect to other devices to their location even though the devices have static IP addresses. If I understand the use of the LMhosts file must allow me to allow them to keep local communications between computers. I think the entry in LMHOSTS should be like this for each local machine they need to access.

  10.0.0.1 SampleEntry #PRE
  Is there a better way to solve this problem, however?

  Hi Jim,

  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Community forums.

  I see from the description of the problem, you have a problem with connectivity indomain computers when the DNS server is not available.

  As the computer is connected to the domain network, the question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet community. Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the support you want.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/itproxpsp/threads

  Hope this information helps you. If you need additional help or information on Windows, I'll be happy to help you. We, at tender Microsoft to excellence.

• Can I access the guest from the server OS (virtual machine)?

  Hi all

  Can I access the guest from the server OS (virtual machine)? I mean, I would also like to start and discovers a guest OS (VM) directly in the server as in VMware Server 2.0. I would also like to see the graphic on the server management console to manage virtual machines.

  Or do I always have at least two computers? For example, the server ESXi without GUI / frontend access and the client with vCenter, vInfrastructure, blah-blah-blah,...?

  Thanks for the replies!

  Best regards

  Joao Araujo

  You will need the Client or another tool for access (RDP, SSH) a machine separate. ESXi is a very tiny BONES.

• Computer shows as connected... but we can not access the internet.

  Original title: but alas... internet no.

  Recently, we had this problem where our shows as connected pc... but we can not access the internet.  What I've been able to solve, is that somehow my IP settings change.

  I'm going to "Obtain an IP address automatically" and "Obtain DNS server address automatically", but of course... when the problem occurs again I find that my "Obtain DNS server automatically an address" has been changed to "use the following DNS server address".

  What is causing my computer to change my settings?

  I think you're DIY too.  Normally, your computer and your wireless router assign dynamic IP addresses, and they change periodically - that is part of the security design.

  In your case, the DNS server is the router.

  Most of the time what you describe is your computer is able to find a wireless router but the router doesn't send an IP (its normal function).

  This is usually:

  1. Your Internet service provider is down or your connection to it is broken.  If this is the case there is nothing you can do about it.
  2. Your computer network security key does not match the one in the router.

  1 reset the modem & router.  Follow these instructions precisely: http://canadiantech.info/?page_id=136

  2. If that does not resolve the problem, you must remove this network from your list of networks to manage Windows 7.  Then try to connect again using the network key, you know.

  3. If this does not work, you will need to do a factory reset on the router and re - install the router according to the router set up instructions.

  4. If after all the above does not correct the problem, you must replace your router.

• "The DNS server is not responding", but I had problems when I tried the fixed IP address. Help!

  Hello

  With some networks, all is well, connected and has internet access.  In other places, like where I am now, I can connect to a network, but I can't access the internet.  I tried the long fix recommended on the community of Miscrosoft, start by entering cmd at the beginning and then dealing with IP addresses, but I kept getting "Media disconnected" and where he would have had this connection to the Local network #, 0.0.0.0 or something else, I saw that anywhere.  He just said Local Area Connection * 12 because I remember and then was something like 00000000000000E at the bottom of the entry.  I also tried the method 2, use the control panel and the connection of LAN, but then 'properties' properties of it has not been highlighted, so I couldn't continue.  Windows 7 laptop.  Help!

  Thank you.

  Hello

  I think I have solved it!  I use your method 1 and took the link to Microsoft Support.  Then, I used their method 2 (TCP/IP configuration settings), without success.  But I just had an intuitive idea, so I tried again, but do not click on the Local network connection, I clicked on the network, I try to use, Fairpoint-etc, went in and saw that Internet Protocol Version 4 was not set to automatically obtain DNS server address.  So I chose that, hoping that I didn't just kill my computer and voila!  Internet access is here!  We'll see if it stays.

  Where it rises again if, because you asked, Yes, I am using a wireless connection and my anti-virus is Avira.  Out of curiosity, is this good antivirus, or is there something better that is also free?  Thank you very much
  Ursa

• The DNS server does not - wired - wireless is OK

  Hi all

  This problem has left speechless several other computer scientists, I thought I'd try this forum before making a complete reinstallation.  Here's a challenge to test your intelligence.

  Here's the situation:

  Dell laptop (11 months - still under warranty) with Wi - Fi and ability.  Originally supplied with Vista, but I installed Win7 in November.  I tried to do the clean installation method, but do not know if I managed to 'clean' approach because I thought that my data may be wiped.  He was not, he is still on the machine.  But W7 seems to work very well, I added Slowey some software.  I think I was able to communicate with a wired connection before on the machine, but now I can't be sure.  The machine communicates wireless without problem.  IE8 opens fine.  If I connect the wire and cut the antenna or boot to the wire with antenna, the machine starts and works well, but does not connect using IE8.  I get a message "the DNS server is not responding.

  The machine can ping and ping just fine on the wire.  A chat session with Dell yesterday (Citrix I think) succeeded in transferring to wire wireless when I turned off the antenna.  In addition, the MS patch notification came through this morning, but I can't download the patches on the wire.

  Here is what has been tried so far:

  1. Changed cables and ports in the router to check the status of these question: these are OK.
  2. PC directly connected to the router: same problem.
  3. Verified services running (Control Panel-Admin tools-Online Services online):
     System event COM + (for WZC issues)
     Computer browser
     DHCP client
     DNS client
     Network connections
     Network location awareness
     Remote procedure call (RPC)
     Server
     TCP/IP Netbios support
     Automatic configuration wireless (only XP wireless configurations)
     Autoconfiguration WLAN (wireless Vista only configurations) service
     Workstation
  4. Verified IPv4 is defined in order to obtain the IP address automatically.
  5. Reset IE8.  No change.
  6. Turned off the Windows Firewall.
  7. Tried to access internet using Chrome.  No go.
  8. Wired NETWORK card uninstalled and reinstalled driver.  Downloaded last at Dell, they pushed also later.  No luck.
  9. Tried the Google Open DNS.  No difference.
  10. ipconfig/flushdns
  11. TCP/IP stack repair (run as Administrator: start, all Programs\Accessories and right click on command prompt, select "run as administrator" to open a command prompt.)
      -Entries reset WINSOCK to default installation: netsh winsock reset catalog
      -Reset the battery TCP/IP IPv4 default installation. netsh int ipv4 reset reset.log
      -Reset the battery TCP/IP IPv6 default installation. netsh int ipv6 reset reset.log
      
  12. While in Safe Mode, disconnected wire: uninstalled the driver for the CARD.  Started full W7: installed the latest driver.
  13. In Safe Mode, the stack TCP/IP repair as described above.

  All to nothing does not.  IE does not connect to the internet.  Chrome is not connecting to the internet.

  You people have any ideas what the devil is wrong with this machine?  Can you offer any suggestions to try to get access wired for the functioning of the internet?

  Thanks in advance!

  Hello Stringout,

  I said to reset the router because the router is the DNS server and assigns the IP address to all devices on the network. Now, since you get the error "DNS server is not responding. It may possible that this router is not able to assign the correct ip address to all computers.

  You can also try to update the router with the latest firmware. Still, Microsoft!

• Tecra M5: Can not access the internet pages, but can ping in cmd.exe

  Hi all, this is confusing to me.

  I've been happily connected to my WLAN for more than a year without any problems. I recently updated my drivers for the following on my Tecra M5:

  -Intel Pro Wireless adapt
  -Drivers audio Sigmatel
  -nVidia graphics card

  Now, after facilities, everything was fine. However, a few days later, I turned on the laptop and went to IE7 and it cannot display the web page (my homepage is www.google.co.uk). I called my ISP to help and they reported problems on the service, and they gave me the www.google.co.uk ip address I got a response of in cmd.exe. It seems that I can get out on the internet but I can't access the Web pages - it could be a DNS issue?

  I have disabled my A - V and firewall and tried but get the same question. I also tried to restore the PC back more than a month and it did not help either. I'd appreciate any help that anyone can give.

  I also plugged the laptop directly into the router using an ethernet cable, so it's not only a wireless issue either.

  I have installed any other software at all at the moment and the only other thing that got my attention, it's that, in the field of restoration, there a lot of system restore points, which I wasn't expecting to see in the last month. But it could be a Kipper.

  Thank you very much

  MARC

  Hello

  According to your message, you are not able to connect to internet via LAN and WLan. Is this good?

  Well, in your case I would first check the router settings and re still.
  In addition, you must reset the router.

  Usually, the router assigns the IP address, and therefore you would just plug the laptop LAN cable and then should be able to connect to the internet.
  Please note that the TCP/IP protocol settings must be set to automatic.

  Check everything first!

• How can I find the DNS registered on the computer.

  I'm a little confused on the DNS, I was under the impression that he actually had to 'buy' the name, but after further research, I got the idea that there is already one in the program windows xp I can use.  I may be completely confused but anyway would have entry how can I find the DNS or if I have to follow my original idea and you get a. Thank you

  Sunday, January 16, 2011, 08:39:14 + 0000, niki12345 wrote:

  I'm a little confused on the DNS, I was under the impression that he actually had to 'buy' the name, but after further research, I got the idea that there is already one in the program windows xp I can use.  I may be completely confused but anyway would have entry how can I find the DNS or if I have to follow my original idea and you get a.

  Sorry, your message is very confused. DNS is not something you
  purchase. There are many around the world DNS servers and they (at
  least one of them) are something that you use, not own.

  Here's how a DNS server is used. We tend to think of the URL as addresses
  web sites, but in reality they are not. The address is really an IP address
  address. Your browser will automatically use a DNS server is a quick glance upward and
  definition of the URL that you enter (for example, microsoft.com) to its IP address
  address (207.46.197.32).

  So please explain what you want to accomplish and for what purposes.

  Ken Blake (MS-MVP)

• Can I access the registry of a Windows installation on a disk that is not the main Windows disk?

  The original installation was Windows 2000 Server. The old motherboard failed. The disc is fine.

  There is information in the original register I want to import into the new registry of Server 2008.

  Can I access this original registry if the drive on which he lives is seen as separated by another installation disc?

  IE: I have the original disc of server installed on a PC bench. This PC bench sees the original server disk in drive E:

  I am able to see the entire disk of the original server disk structure.

  Can I access the registry Windows of this disc?

  Can I export a few registry keys to import them into the new registry of the server?

  Yes.

  You can do this by using Regedit and editing of your disk E: registry as a "hive" in your registry active.  To do this, follow the following procedure:

  • First, back up your current registry in case things go wrong.  Then
  • Start Regedit (start-> Run-> 'regedit')
  • Start Regedit, click once on 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE' (or HKEY_USERS) to select
  • Select the file-> load hive
  • Navigate to the registry file you want to extract entries from and double-click it
    (Probably E:\Windows\System32\Config\...)
  • A window will appear asking a key name.  Enter something unique (I'll use "ABC" here)
  • Now, look in "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE".  You will see an entry 'ABC '.  Navigate in this article and you will find entries to the registry hive that you selected.  You can now extract parts of it with the file-> export
  • Take what you want then once finished, click once on the entry 'ABC' and make a file-> unload the hive.
  • Exit Regedit
  • After the export of the files, use a text editor to edit the path in the exported file to where you want to put in your registry and double-click it to merge in.

  Hope that this gets you where you want to be,
  JW