Mike Kuzenko wrote:
> I think you misread my original question. He wasn't doing a lookup on
> "lawrencemuseum.com.net" he was looking for "lawrencemuseum.com". The ".net"
> was appended and returned in the response by the DNS server or nslookup.
> ...
> The client types in "lawrencemuseum.com"
> Their DNS server responds with "lawrencemuseum.com.net" and the 10. address
>
> Original question: Why did the DNS server or nslookup add ".net"?
> If not possible by a DNS server or nslookup then what could the cause be?
A DNS server would never do it but a resolver could. You didn't
mention what os the client machine is running but have him examine
the resolver configuration, e.g. running *BSD look at /etc/resolv.conf,
running MS-Windows look at "Domain suffix search order" on the DNS tab
of Microsoft TCP/IP Properties.
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