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hello peeplets!
recently I have made a change to my internal DNS server to allow it to resolve my domain alphanor.org to the internal IP number of the box that actually is my webserver as opposed to what the external IP happens to be. All is well and good.
Now, if I start up my game box, which runs WinXP with all the bells and whistles needed to actually make it work, I find that after a "while" the pc stops resolving my domain properly, but if it's just booted all works fine. By resolving I mean asking the internal DNS server what's what. The internal DNS is configered to ask external DNS if it can't resolve a domain thusly allowing me to get to freddyshouse.
Needless to say that there are computers running unix flavours in my home lan, and I've tested it on them. The unix boxes get it right every time, so I'm lead to believe that Windows has a strange way of looking up names, or perhaps uses some idiot cache or somesuch. I've tried the flushdns thing, but that doesn't work once the XP decides to stop resolving.
anyone have any ideas?
recently I have made a change to my internal DNS server to allow it to resolve my domain alphanor.org to the internal IP number of the box that actually is my webserver as opposed to what the external IP happens to be. All is well and good.
Now, if I start up my game box, which runs WinXP with all the bells and whistles needed to actually make it work, I find that after a "while" the pc stops resolving my domain properly, but if it's just booted all works fine. By resolving I mean asking the internal DNS server what's what. The internal DNS is configered to ask external DNS if it can't resolve a domain thusly allowing me to get to freddyshouse.
Needless to say that there are computers running unix flavours in my home lan, and I've tested it on them. The unix boxes get it right every time, so I'm lead to believe that Windows has a strange way of looking up names, or perhaps uses some idiot cache or somesuch. I've tried the flushdns thing, but that doesn't work once the XP decides to stop resolving.
anyone have any ideas?