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You have to set the gateway ip on your PC's to the Lan IP Address of your router. 
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You have to set the gateway ip on your PC's to the Lan IP Address of your router.

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Got that and in fact when I do a tracert the first address it hits is the gateway/router.
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Got that and in fact when I do a tracert the first address it hits is the gateway/router.

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Have you dropped the root domain from the DNS server? &nbsp;It's the dot .<br />
If the DNS server has this dot, it will not forward DNS to the internet.
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Have you dropped the root domain from the DNS server?  It's the dot .
If the DNS server has this dot, it will not forward DNS to the internet.

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What should be there instead of the dot?<br />
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If this was the issue wouldn't the server not be able to get out as well?
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What should be there instead of the dot?

If this was the issue wouldn't the server not be able to get out as well?

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Can you access sites vai IP addresses, if yes... Its DNS issues
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Can you access sites vai IP addresses, if yes... Its DNS issues

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I would like to know what happened . . . what was the result of the &quot;check&quot;?
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I would like to know what happened . . . what was the result of the "check"?

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Hi Folks,<br />
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I have a very small SBS 2003 Domain sitting behind a switch and then a router. &nbsp;The router is providing the addressing, dhcp is turned off in the server. &nbsp;The server's dns address is itself and it can surf the internet just fine.<br />
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The client, however, cannot browse the internet. &nbsp;It's dns address is the server. &nbsp;When I do a tracert out to the internet everything is resolved just fine. &nbsp;The clients can access shares on the server just fine but they cannot browse.<br />
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Any thoughts?<br />
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Thanks in Advance!
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Hi Folks,

I have a very small SBS 2003 Domain sitting behind a switch and then a router.  The router is providing the addressing, dhcp is turned off in the server.  The server's dns address is itself and it can surf the internet just fine.

The client, however, cannot browse the internet.  It's dns address is the server.  When I do a tracert out to the internet everything is resolved just fine.  The clients can access shares on the server just fine but they cannot browse.

Any thoughts?

Thanks in Advance!

SBS 2003 Domain Clients Cannot Browse the Internet

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The Domain Name System (DNS) is a hierarchical, globally distributed system responsible for associating the name of a computer, service or other resource into an IP address for connecting to the Internet or a private network. Most prominently, it translates domain names to the numerical IP addresses needed for the purpose of computer services and devices worldwide.