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too funny, and yes iproute's response was correct. you can launch nslookup and then type server {name of a valid dns server} e.g. server ns1.the-onramp.net etc. this will just briefly test what other DNS servers are reporting as an IP <-> domain name. This helps me see if DNS caching and...

my big question is can you ping yourself? you can ping everyone. they can't ping you. ping 127.1.0.1 or something like that. ping your public address on the ethernet card. report back on the results. interesting problem.

without knowing much more of the network configuration and the workstation configuration, i would recommend going to those workstations and logging a tracert to an an external internet address like google.com and note the path. perform this like an audit so you have to check a few computers in...

An alternate solution much like a proxy is building in a network or application cache server that is on the same interface as the fast ethernet for your core router. in doing so, you can see a log of cache data as requested by user by ip and machine name, date/time, etc. the proxy server idea...

You couldn't have said it better.. create stored procedure foo as select t.(list of columns, , ,) from table t UNION select t.(list of columns, , ,) from table t UNION etc... andy