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    DNS issues

    Windows 7 x64 bit attached to a Domain.

    I can ping the DC, via IP and name, I can run NSLOOKUP and it finds it, but my network shortcuts do not want to know. Sometimes they work, sometimes they don't. After a reboot it might work. I can access the shares by IP just not name.

    Any ideas where to start? I've run out of coffee and ideas.

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    Re: DNS issues

    Check that your DHCP server is passing the right suffix, if your network shortcuts have a UNC of \\server\share and the suffix is broken or missing then it'll fall back to netbios resolution which is probably disabled on your network.
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    Re: DNS issues

    OK made some tweaks in the GPO with DNS suffixes. Lets see if that sorts it.

    Ta for pointer record!

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    Re: DNS issues

    If you're having netbios issues and you've not got wins then look into Global names in DNS for windows server 2008.

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