On Tue, 4 Apr 2000, Andreas Meyer wrote:
> On 04-Apr-00, Fred Wright wrote:
>
> >> From your earlier description, I don't think the problem has anything to
> > do with the proxy, other than that happens to be what it's trying at the
> > time. It appears that the Mac can't do DNS lookups at all. Make sure
> > that the correct DNS IPs are entered in the Mac's TCP/IP control panel,
> > and make sure you can ping those IPs from the Mac using MPing or
> > equivalent.
>
> I can ping both entries of the DNS from the Mac directly without Miami
> involved and per nullser and Miami without a problem. When I go online with
> Netscape it complains that the proxy doesn�t have a DNS-entry.
> I guess I have to try this with IE also...
But as I recall from your earlier post, it went on to complain that
something else doesn't have a DNS entry, suggesting that you don't have
DNS configured correctly, an the proxy has nothing to do with it. If you
think it's a proxy problem you can always turn off the proxy.
You can use MismiTCPDump to see if DNS lookups are being attempted and
what responses it's getting, if any. Don't forget the firewall issue with
port 32768.
Fred Wright
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