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Got a weird one that has me stumped in Windows Vista professional.
Environment. Running 2 machines Vista pro x86 Running 1 machine Vita Ultimate x86 Running 1 machine Windows Home Server RC1 Running 1 machine Windows XP pro Issue ONLY effects a single Vista Pro machine. I can see NO hardware or software difference between this machine and another vista pro machine. Issue. Occasionally (for a period of several hours to several days every month or so) am getting bad DNScache entries. Searching ipconfig /displaydns shows "server failure of type A" under the sites that are failing to load. Other sites are unaffected. ipconfig /flushdns temp resolves this. The next time I open the site, it works fine, but fairly quickly, the site is again unreachable due to the DNScache being messed up. Tried switching dns servers, but that made no difference. Hope someone knows whats going on here, as its beyond me. Am running with DNSclient service disabled for now, that stops all DNS caching. but this is a BAD way to run. Thanks Natasha |
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Hi Natasha, Its not just you, I'm also having the same problem. My router is a safecom/origo/conexant (all the same in reality) do you have the same, looking for common configs. Kindest regards Tobie PS - your post is one of only two on Google under "Server failure of type A" ![]() -- TobieFysh |