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Lee Sharp wrote: > >> So any more ideas? > > >> Its both computer and OS inspecific... I use both linux and winxp and >> same problem :( > > >> Its computer inspecific... same problem on 4 different pc's > > > Did you try the "net stop" above? I know it seems wrong, but did you > make sure? Another way is to try "nslookup" and see if changing DNS > within nslookup works. When you change DNS in the IP properties, it > flushes the DNS cache, and I think that is what's actually fixing it. > And if you have a occasional problem that breaks the cache on one > windows machine, it will also do it to others. > > Lee Yeah I did try that, and also tried changing DNS within nslookup with 'server x.x.x.x' Do you know _why_ it breaks it on other computers as well? i'm curious.... Cheers, Jack |