On Thursday 29 September 2005 10:27 am, Bob Chiodini wrote:
Claude,
127.0.0.1 is the IP address the lo device on all machines in your net.
This may be some kind of special case, but I think your DHCP server
should hand out the real LAN address of your DNS server, something like
192.168.x.y. Why it worked up until recently I don't know.
Bob...
Thanks, Bob - and the other question which is why did it stop working only
for
some functions (mail, messenger), and on only two PC's out 5? That's why I
worded my opening sentence the way I did - one other thing I've noticed this
am, is that I'm getting slpd errors on shutdown - well, it just says it
failed to shut it down - I had never heard of this daemon, but I read a
little about it, and on cursory inspection, it seems like it 'could' be
related -- need to keep looking - I just posted this in case anyone else was
having the same issue, on the chance it could be related to recent updates...
--
Claude Jones
Bluemont, VA, USA