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Check the IPCONFIG /all and see if the DNS and default gateway are set correctly. Internal DNS should be used.
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Check the IPCONFIG /all and see if the DNS and default gateway are set correctly. Internal DNS should be used.

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I have a laptop that is running Windows XP. It will not resolve DNS for the internal server names when connected to the wireless network. When plugged in to the network it works fine. This is the only laptop that does this, other laptops don't have a problem. I have tried to remove and re-add the PC to the domain with no avail and it is doing the same thing. What could be the cause of this issue?
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I have a laptop that is running Windows XP. It will not resolve DNS for the internal server names when connected to the wireless network. When plugged in to the network it works fine. This is the only laptop that does this, other laptops don't have a problem. I have tried to remove and re-add the PC to the domain with no avail and it is doing the same thing. What could be the cause of this issue?

Laptop Wont Resolve DNS on wireless connection.

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