Ping.exe DNS Lookup method

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• Is it possible to change the behavior of the URL bar so that it performs a DNS lookup on the entry that is clearly not a website? (I want to search :)

  Chrome, for example, does not perform a DNS lookup if the entry is not a valid Web site, instead, it searches in the default search engine.

  I think that if the bar URL have behaved in a similar way, it would increase by many user experience. I really like Firefox and using it for a few years, but these are things that really annoy me as a developer.

  The one big flaw that I find in the Chrome version of manages the entrances to bar URL is that one cannot add custom Chrome of top level domains, which makes working with top level domain websites internal quite annoying.

  See also:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Location_Bar_search
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/keyword.enabled
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/location+bar+search

  You can also add a ((one letter) to a search engine keyword and use the keyword in the address to select/use bar a specific search engine.)

• I use a server DNS Server 2008 and need to transmit the DNS lookup on a Linux server that only allows you to Port 3128 for DNS.

  Hello

  I use a server DNS Server 2008 and need to transmit the DNS lookup on a Linux server that only allows you to Port 3128 for DNS.

  How can I configure my DNS server to use this port for shipments?

  Thanks for your replies

  Marcus

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.
   
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/winserverNIS/threads
   
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  I hope this helps.

• Ping.exe usurps RAM; How to fix

  When I'm online ping.exe as shown in my task manager continues to use more and more RAM one I finally get insufficient virtual memory warning.  While my RAM is not huge it is used otherwise until the ping.exe takes longer.  I tried another registry cleaner and Registry Booster and have a subscription to McAfee actibe; I changed the security settings and pretty and all that I can find to fix and he continues to prevail.  How can I solve/fix/cure this situation?

  ' lo once again, Aziz.  Following my last submission, I think I can finally control my situation that included annoying "redirects" to websites, I had no desire to see.  I do not start in own State as the button to download the instructions for us droolers led to a path that only told me that the download was not available now, try later... and later... and later... ad nauseam.  I start in safe mode and signed as an administrator.  I then ran McAfee scan which found 15 cookies that had not been thrown into previous efforts with various cleaners.  As a result, when restart the c/f chkdsk safe mode, I had tried to make a different point of view finally ran... once for each time that I tried to let him go.  What finally did was to remove corruption from a file in the boot registry.  When it was finally started in normal user mode I noticed enough bit that the ping.exe (tcp/ip malware) consumed no longer massive amounts of my RAM or even obvious at all.  Also, I had stopped be 'redirect '.

• My computer redirects me to random pages and turn my CPU at 100%... I think that his "ping.exe".can someone help?

  Original title: ping.exe

  I have something on my computer that redirects me to random pages and runs my CPU at 100%... I think that his "ping.exe".can someone help?

  MalwareBytes's AntiMalware - no AntiVirus. ;-)

  Probably your best bet - flatten (wipe) the system and start from scratch.  You will need your most recent backup (your stuff, like your documents, photos, music, video, spreadsheets, databases, presentations, bookmarks/Internet favorites, e-mail contacts, serial number, proof of purchase/receipts, that may have been scanned in, etc. and so on...) and a good list of installed software and hardware specifications (I suggest Belarc Advisor running on the current system and print the results if possible) then you can get the drivers before or after installation.

  Of course, you will also need your multimedia installation product key/serial numbers and that go hand in hand.  In Windows XP - there is no way for me to know (without telling you) what level your installation CD is... so you will need to install the SP2 and SP3 after installing the operating system.  I would leave it disconnected from the Internet (physically) until it is at least SP3 and you have confirmed its firewall is enabled and, if possible, you have installed an antivirus application.

  For you, I suggest the eSet 32 antivirus (not more) - which costs ~ $60 every two years for private users.  Add to that the MalwareBytes full package which costs, if I remember, ~ $25 for life.

  Then, once the system * is * connected to the Internet (physically) - get hardware drivers installed for everything and the rest 100 + installed post-SP3 updates.  Then you can worry about all your other programs and restore your files LAST.

• Ping.exe takes a lot of computer RAM and everything slows down

  Original title: ping.exe

  Ping.exe takes a lot of computer RAM and everything slows down. I stop the process, but it comes back. How can I remove it permanently?

  Hello
  I suggest that you try to run the computer analysis online and check if this may help:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx

  Also, try to perform the clean boot and check if it helps:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310353

  NOTE: When you are finished troubleshooting, make sure that you reset the computer in start mode normal such as suggested in step 7 of the above article.

  It will be useful.

• DNS lookup has no problem

  Oct.21, 11, I started the computer and open Google Chrome.When I was Going To 'www.youtube.com', he said "DNS Lookup Failed". Please help me on this problem!

  (Note: I have used computer to my brother for a while.)
  -ArnoldAlejoNunag

  Hi AlejoNunag Arnold,

  1. did you of recent changes on the computer?

  2. you receive similar error on all sites?

  I suggest that you check if you are faced with the similar question when the YouTube site access Web using the web browser Internet Explore.

  If the problem is that when you use Google chrome, so I would suggest that you contact the support of Google chorme.

  http://www.Google.com/support/chrome/

• Can I remove ping.exe and how do I do it?

  My computer overheats frequently - that tells me is a lack of basic in Slimlines design - but I wonder if withdrawal ping.exe could help at all. I did a Norton scan and it's using at least 100% of one CPU. I am running Windows Vista and get a range of answers when I googled If yes or no it is fine to remove

  Full path: c:\windows\system32\ping.exe
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  Identified 22/12/2011 at 09:45:59
  Used last 12 22, 2011 at 09:54:49
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  Reliable
  With a conventional use, this program very rarely crashes.
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  This file was released 3 years 9 months ago.
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  Average CPU use: Heavy
  Moy. Memory use: Heavy
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  Time:
  2011-12-22 09:54:37

  Process ID 6124
  CPU 100% of the CPU at least one.
  Normal memory
  Handles Normal number
  Disc normal activity
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  4e0f2e966f9aa547a4e52ef2e122e63ad51dd2bc0cf069ab49b51e27e5664cb3
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  Hello

  -Don't you make changes to your computer before the show?

  Ping.exe is a Windows core system file. It is a Microsoft signed file. The program has no visible windows.

  Some malware camouflage themselves as ping.exe, particularly if they are located in the folder c:\windows or c:\windows\system32. So check the process ping.exe on your pc, be it on the pest

  I suspect a malware problem. I would have you use the Microsoft Safety Scanner and check if the problem persists.

  Note: You may lose some data infected while the malware is being eliminated.

• FWSM: rule on tcp/1089 breaks DNS lookups

  A weird problem this time...

  Yesterday, I added a rule to the ACL on an external interface to the FWSM (v3.1.1). The rule has been something like this:

  list of extended outside access permit tcp any host aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd eq 1089

  After that, we got complaints about visitors is not able to resolve DNS queries. DNS be within a zone demilitarized on the FWSM - they were not solve all requests, but I was able to ping the DNS.

  Removing the rule solves the problem.

  Someone at - he seen this before?

  If your access list uses groups of objects, you can see CSCse60868, where an ACL w/object-groups a change may cause corruption ACL. If so, the problem disappeared not because you deleted the new line in itself, but because doing so caused a re - compile the ACL (compensating for corruption).

• repeated #105, "DNS lookup failure" error, pavilion2000-299wm

  Flag 2000-299wm, model # qe282uar #aba, WIN 7 home, google chrome.     I get the DNS lookup failure error 105 (net::ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED): could not resolve DNS of the server addressmessages) and reloading is usually not good.      I décliqués the box "Use a proxy server for your LAN" "but do not know what else to do.

  also, I notice that my connection often shows "dormant" when I actively use the computer/connection...i don' don'tknow if this could be related or not.

  Unfortunately I am not very computer... the knowledge I have are self-taught and I only know how to use a computer not diagnose or even no terms that are second nature to someone who knows what they're talking about... so please use language I can understand and be patient with me?

  Looks like you are having network connectivity problems or if you connect to a network with problems.

  First of all, make sure that your computer is connected to a network with internet access with success, by checking the cable network (ethernet) - is - it connected correctly? If you do not use a network cable, make sure that your wireless connection is connected to the appropriate network.

  If you're still having problems after checking the physical connection, try to run Windows Network Diagnostics. Make a right click on the network of small size or icon wireless near the clock (bottom right of the screen by default), and then click "solve problems". This wizard will search for and attempt to correct any network, connectivity issues.

• Why Ping.exe running so hard?

  My computer slows down, my hard drive constantly to lie down and then off, the Task Manager indicates that "" PING. "." EXE"is using (100% of my CPU up to)
  My anti-virus does not like a virus - but when I try to stop Manager tasks 'finish the process' - it keeps jumping to the top and eat my memory - I need to remove it? What do you recommend?

  What you describe is probably related with the TDSS/Alureon rootkit. Kaspersky TDSSKiller might be able to remove it:

  http://support.Kaspersky.com/FAQ/?QID=208283363
  It would be a good idea to run another utility anti-rootkit. GMER is good:
  http://www.gmer.NET/
  I would also recommend two anti-malware utilities: SUPERAntiSpyware portable scanner and the FREE version of MalwareBytes Anti - Malware (not the Pro or the trial version!):
  http://www.SUPERAntiSpyware.com/portablescanner.html
  http://www.Malwarebytes.org/products/malwarebytes_free
  What version of XP you are running (Home, Pro, or MCE)? What level of SP is in? If SP3, you have all the security post-SP3 hotfixes installed? Finally, if you use Adobe Flash, Adobe Reader or Java from Oracle (formerly Sun), you have the latest versions installed? If your system is not UP to date with all THE latest security patches, you will surely get infected again!

• Cannot ping ip/dns no internet firefox/chrome/mail/teamviewer

  Hello

  I tried the following on a windows 2003 domain. XP pro customer.

  I can't connect to Internet through all Inc. chrome firefox IE 7 browsers and applications Inc. outlook (not Exchange)

  reset the IPstack

  Reset winsock

  Disabled the antivirus

  Ran malwarebyes (no detection)

  ComboFix (no detection)

  Empty DNS reset ect.

  Checked the setting on each browser default value as no proxy required for our proxy network.

  Reset all default browsers

  Proxy registry published (after saving) 0 change

  Disabled all startup items

  I did a lot of things twice. All mapped drives (local) networking to work. There are nearly 40 pcs on the network are more xp pro, they all work.

  1st day I received IE to navigate by uninstalling (rollong back) some security updates recent, however outlook, firefox and outlook still would not work. It is a production environment is critical, as I get this sorting.

  Went to the office in the morning and again once IE has never worked, again installed security updates automatically... Updates automatically disabled and rolled back again, IE now works but nothing else that needs to connect to the Internet. Observer team reports error proxy but I think that it is a standard response to does not connect to the internet.

  Help, please.

  Andrew

  Sometimes, when nothing else works, one of the following programs can fix internet connections:

  WinSockXPFix: <> http://www.snapfiles.com/get/winsockxpfix.html >
  LSPFix: <> http://www.cexx.org/lspfix.htm >

  HTH,
  JW

• High load on the DNS lookups strange made BBNTD

  I don't know if there is a bug report area (I have to confess I always get lost on this site - between BB and Quest, but that's for another day), but I see some very crazy behaviors of one of my installations of BBPE. I'm still running v4.4 (access to builds more returned was one of my many problems with taken BB - a site for hours chatting with someone - again, for another day), but my config remained relatively unchanged for some time, but recently, I have been see a lot of testing side purple server will year it corresponds with a heavy load of CPU on BBNTD - almost 60% on a Server 2 processors with 3 GB of RAM. The server is 2008 R2 with all the patches. When I drilled down, I saw a large number of packets DNS targeting the DNS server (flooding the server DNS - something like 750 packets per second). Queries seem to be for a part of the name. All my internal machines are in the DNS netway.priv space, but queries are for y.priv and y.priv.netway.priv, again and again in order. The DNS server sends responses without a name such as one might imagine.

  I can provide the config files and wireshark capturing traffic, but there seems to be a parse error, perhaps for a nonprintable character or something. The last thing I did to the system was to allow and to start using the web - host configuration editor. This may have introduced a problem or it would be completely different.

  At the present time, my server is useless noctilucence, because it shows stale random tests more than actual errors. BBPE and BBBTF have been quite reliable, as I am unaware of any troubleshooting tools available to the attention of implementers. Is there a way to put BB server logging mode or debug? Can someone tell me how can solve this problem. I'm reduced to systematically change the bbhosts file to try to isolate the problem. I am trying to turn off all DNS queries for devices in the namespace my, using testip and no conn, but even if it works, it is not acceptable in the long term.

  Advice or guidance would be appreciated.

  Jim Graczyk

  [email protected]

  Hi Jim,.

  I understand your frustration, but I've never seen that happen before (I thought at first, but when you bring DNS queries, then it was something new, at least for me). And as there is no ticket open with Quest (at least to my knowledge), it is difficult to debug without access or data from the facility.

  At this point, I strongly suggest an opening with Quest support call. If you have purchased licenses BBPE, you are entitled to it. This site is a community where it's more of the "how can I" or "where can I" type of questions. When it comes to questions like yours, if after one or two responses, the problem cannot be resolved, it is better to contact quest support (as I suggested). It will probably find its way to me. And I'll be happy to work with you to resolve the issue.

  concerning

• DNS lookup failed

  When I try and connect to the internet, an error pops up saying that the Web page is not available. When I troubleshoot the problem it comes up saying that the DNS server is not responding. I looked towards the top of tutorials on the internet to see if I can solve the problem that way, and they actually work, but only for a short period of time (about 2 minutes). These are the videos that helped me http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0FQzgAry0g http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqLDGA3j-tc , but they temporarily solve the problem. I use the server address that told me to use, but after about 2 minutes, happening at the broken DNS address which rises to 127. 0 0.1. It is very frustrating and I can't seem to fix it. Any help!

  Hi RhysMelville,

  Do you use wired or wireless internet?

  I suggest you clear the DNS cache and see if that fixes the problem. Clear the DNS cache forces DNS to query a DNS server rather than using the information stored in the cache.

  Follow these steps:

  a. click on the button 'start '.

  (b) in the search box, type "command prompt".

  c. in the list of results, right-click Guest and then click Run as administrator. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  d. at the command prompt, type ipconfig/flushdns

  e. then type ipconfig/registerdns , and then press enter

  You can also look at the suggestion of the following link:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/eeb84518-903D-46d1-9398-80cf211878d7/Windows-7-DNS-server-not-responding

  Hope the above information helps.

• Unable to connect to the internet, the dns server is not responding

  Hello

  It is the second system I've seen in the last two weeks with this question, I reloaded the OS on the first.  The system is Windows Vista Ultimate x 64.

  That is the problem.  Open Internet Explorer 9 on a Windows 7 PC, you get the message:

  Internet Explorer cannot display this webpage

  Click on diagnose connection problems, you get the following:

  The DNS server is not responding

  Look at a detailed information your told to contact your network administrator (this is me - no other XP or Windows 7 PC on the network has a connection problem).

  Below that is the message:

  Your computer is trying to use a DNS server that is incorrect or does not exist.

  Note that this is a laptop that has started on another network with the same problem.  I took it to my office to solve problems.  My DNS server is a WIndows SBS 2003 server.

  Below that is a log file of etl you cannot open (Notepad considers undesirable, much of the use that is).

  The steps I did to try to resolve the problem.

  Virus system scan

  There is no hosts file, I've recreated which.

  The static value IP and DNS.

  I can ping the DNS server by its IP address, but not by name.

  I put the DNS address to 208.67.222.222

  Restored network drivers

  Reininstalled all network drivers

  Disable Microsoft Virtual WiFi adapter

  Any suggestions would be helpful.

  the

  Hello

  Have you made changes on the computer before this problem?

  I would suggest trying the following methods and check if it helps.

  Method 1:

  Try to reset the DNS cache by using the following steps and check it, if it helps.

  a. Click Start, type cmd.exe in the start search box, right-click on CMD.exe and run as administrator.

  (b) in the command window, type the following and then press ENTER: ipconfig/flushdns

  c. you will see the following confirmation:

  Windows IP configuration

  With success, emptied the Cache of DNS resolution.

  Method 2:

  Try the following steps to release and renew the IP address and check if it helps.

  a. Click Start, type cmd.exe in the start search box, right-click on CMD.exe and run as administrator.

  (b) in the command window, type the following and then press ENTER:
  - enough ipconfig at the command prompt and of the press ENTER
  - ipconfig / renew in the command prompt and press ENTER

  c. check if the problem is resolved.

  Hope the information is useful.