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I'm still having some understanding issues about resolution. I know the DNS I am trying to get an MX from has two machines with the same IP address, one is a mail server and the other is a name server. This is obviously a config problem, they were informed. Our SMTP tries what it thinks is a...

Doesn't seem like there are many responders in this forum. Where is your caching DNS? Use Cyberkit or nslookup on it a few times and see if you get consistent results. If you do not, try PINGing it continuously and check the output for dropped packets. Assuming you're on a LAN and some PINGs...

I am trying to email a domain in Korea. The domain I query has 3 NS records, ns6.domain.com, ns7.domain.com, and ns8.domain.com. There appears to be a problem with ns6.domain.com Depending on which looking glass I use, the IP of ns6.domain.com resolves to either "ns6.domain.com" or...

This is what I did: at command prompt: doskey /reinstall doskey /listsize=100 ping (whatever) doskey /history nothing! Sorry, I'm new to 2003, and it is a fresh installation. Are there registry permissions that need to be set? Is the lack of a history a security enhancement?

I can't get any key at all to call up previous commands. In most, if not all, other Microsoft OS, the up/down key calls up the previous command at the command prompt. I can't get the up/down key to do this. I tried another USB keyboard, should I use a PS/2 keyboard? At command prompt: ping...

I have no idea how to call up a command prompt history, like in other Windows server OS. The up/down keys do nothing. Tried ALT SHIFT PAGE UP PAGE DOWN, nothing calls up the previous command. I don't want to key in the same commands over and over. Does anyone know how to enable a history key...