Can you ping your DNS server?  You can always use DNS servers 198.6.1.1 and 198.6.1.3.  They are controlled by MCI/Worldcom/UUNET and anyone can use them for DNS resolving.  They are based in the US but extremely reliable.  You might want to try these just for testing purposes and find a local DNS server later.  Also, you might want to make sure IE is not configured to use a proxy server or dialup connection or something.  Try Netscape too if you have it.  This really points to the wrong DNS server configured.
 
John 
 
 
> Goodmorning,
> I'm writing from Italy, I work for a small company in networking businness.
> Yesterday I conigured a Cisco 761 with the CD Fast-Step included. I
> configured clients with the ip of cisco as default-gateway and the DNS pri.
> and sec. from the ISP. I'm shure that's right. Well, the cisco refuse to
> pull up the line when I open Internet Explorer and try to get a site, for
> example http://www.ferrari.com, but if I try to reach it trought a ping at
> the ip number 193.42.138.2 the router works. I'm shure, I used the rights IP
> for DNS.
> Tomorrow I will clear the configuration and rebuild the configuration from
> command prompt.
>
> What do you think ???
> Thanks in advice
> Loris Collina
>
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