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PING doens't show FQDN on Win2K workstations

Asked by mtdanielson in Windows 2000 Operating System

Tags: fqdn, show

Good morning,

I encountered a 'fully qualified host name' type error when installing a service on some local machines in my office.  After some digging, I discovered the following:

-When I ping from my workstation, to any of my servers or other workstations (not the problem ones), the ping shows:
"Pinging workstation.domain.int" [IP address here] with 32 bytes of data:"

-When I ping from my workstation, to a problem workstation, the ping shows:
"Pinging workstation" [IP address here] with 32 bytes of data:"

-When I ping from the problem workstation, to the problem workstation, the ping shows:
"Pinging workstation.domain.int" [IP address here] with 32 bytes of data:"

Note that the domain doesn't appear when pinging to the problem workstations.

The pings are fine, and the machines work fine, but the problem workstations don't show the <.domain.int> portion.  This is causing my services to fail, as they can't resolve themselves to the fully qualified host name of the workstation in which they are installed.

What's the root cause to this, and how can I solve it? (500 points due to time constraint...please help soon!)

Thanks,
~mtd
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