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Problem of navigation over IE with Windows Server 2012
Hi everybody,
I have 2 VMs (Windows Server 2012 Standard), the 1st one for the DC & DNS, the second one for the RDS, that use the same virtualized network card to communicate, and a CISCO ISA570 router.
Very classic :
DC :
IP : 192.168.110.100
Mask : 255.255.255.0
Gateway : 192.168.110.1
DNS : 192.168.110.100
RDS :
IP : 192.168.110.150
Mask : 255.255.255.0
Gateway : 192.168.110.1
DNS : 192.168.110.100
On the DC, the DNS use as redirectors the right DNS. I have also tryed to put directly the IP address of the router as redirector. I have flushed the DNS cache on both servers.
On both, I try to ping "www.google.fr" or anything else and it works perfectly, but impossible to navigate on Internet. It tells "waiting for www.google.fr for example".
When I put directly the IP address of Google in the IE address bar, it works.
I don't understand.
Any idea ?
I have 2 VMs (Windows Server 2012 Standard), the 1st one for the DC & DNS, the second one for the RDS, that use the same virtualized network card to communicate, and a CISCO ISA570 router.
Very classic :
DC :
IP : 192.168.110.100
Mask : 255.255.255.0
Gateway : 192.168.110.1
DNS : 192.168.110.100
RDS :
IP : 192.168.110.150
Mask : 255.255.255.0
Gateway : 192.168.110.1
DNS : 192.168.110.100
On the DC, the DNS use as redirectors the right DNS. I have also tryed to put directly the IP address of the router as redirector. I have flushed the DNS cache on both servers.
On both, I try to ping "www.google.fr" or anything else and it works perfectly, but impossible to navigate on Internet. It tells "waiting for www.google.fr for example".
When I put directly the IP address of Google in the IE address bar, it works.
I don't understand.
Any idea ?
ASKER
In fact, i have progressed. When I switch the VM on the second host, it reached the internet without any problem. When I am on the 1st host of my CSV HYPER-V Cluster, ping work but navigation fails.
I have removed the vNetwork connection and created it again. No luck.
I have changed the network wire, no luck too.
Maybe the integrated switch port of the CISCO router ?
I have removed the vNetwork connection and created it again. No luck.
I have changed the network wire, no luck too.
Maybe the integrated switch port of the CISCO router ?
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1) Open Internet Explorer
2) Navigate to Internet Options
3) Click the Connections tab
4) Click on LAN settings
5) Make sure automatically detect settings is checked