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Do you use DHCP? If yes, try:<br />
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ipconfig /flushdns<br />
ipconfig /renew<br />
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If you use static configuration, check it to see if the wrong DNS server is configured there
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Do you use DHCP? If yes, try:

ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /renew

If you use static configuration, check it to see if the wrong DNS server is configured there

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Our domain controller hosts approximately 20 client pcs. &nbsp;One of our users is unable to log onto most, but not all, secure web sites. &nbsp;An ipconfig /all shows 2 dns server addresses, the first being an ipv6 type address, the second an ipv4 type. &nbsp;The ipv4 address is correct. &nbsp;All of the other client computers checked have only the one ipv4 dns address listed. &nbsp;The domain controller has only the one ipv4 address entered for the dns server. &nbsp;The computer in question operating system is Vista professional. &nbsp;What can be done to eliminate the spurious ipv6 dns address?
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Our domain controller hosts approximately 20 client pcs.  One of our users is unable to log onto most, but not all, secure web sites.  An ipconfig /all shows 2 dns server addresses, the first being an ipv6 type address, the second an ipv4 type.  The ipv4 address is correct.  All of the other client computers checked have only the one ipv4 dns address listed.  The domain controller has only the one ipv4 address entered for the dns server.  The computer in question operating system is Vista professional.  What can be done to eliminate the spurious ipv6 dns address?

DNS Issues

Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.