Your nsswitch. For further details, I recommend checking out the Name Service Switch documentation. The bigger problem here is: it is known DNS domain names ending in. Your internal DNS name service is most certainly having conflicts with zeroconf in some scenarios. Thus the solution in the question you accepted. You will have strange problems going on if you do that. If you must use the.
Any DNS query for a name ending with ". Any DNS query for a name ending with " Since names under this domain correspond to IPv4 link-local addresses, it is logical that the local link is the best place to find information pertaining to those names. No special control is needed for enabling and disabling Multicast DNS for names explicitly ending with ". The user doesn't need a way to disable Multicast DNS for names ending with ".
If a user does enter a name ending in ". While not from an official source, I also found this, which has a paragraph that explains the issue nicely: Stop using. What does that mean? In the case of. Hosts that implement this service use. DNS should be inspected with dig ;. I'm guessing host searches NBNS first or the other way around. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group.
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It then performs a mDNS query. The pinged computer then responds with a mDNS query response with the answer of "plex. I assume you can ping your other computer with it's ip address. Does something like this work? Use the correct ip address of course! Code: Select all ping Regular DNS resolution works too i. I haven't disabled anything, it's a clean install.
I'm very familiar with wireshark on windows, but alot less with linux utils. Org 1. Easy to install, too. Just two important things to remember. During the install, when it asks if you want to allow non-root users, be sure to select "Yes". No mDNS. Code: Select all 4. Re: Cannot resolve local hostname Post by ralplpcr » Wed Jan 06, pm I suspect the issue is with the version of Samba that's being used.
To be completely clear, you're trying to ping a machine named "plex" from a different machine - right?
There are 2 ways I can think of to solve this. You'd simply set the DNS name "plex" or "plex. This would need to be done with each Windows machine's IP you wish to address from your Linux machine.
On your Linux machine: 1. Open a terminal 2. Enter your admin password 4. Jul 24, 8, 5 41, 1, Apr 5, 0 19, The older operating systems like Windows XP uses Netbios broadcasts to resolve netbios computer names. It might be disabled on your Windows 7.
Ok, still having the same problem, but I have a better description now. I think I will try removing the adapter in the OS, not physically , and looking into these tunneling adapters.
I will also add another wifi adapter and disable the current one and see if that changes things. Ok, so I've done a couple of things and wanted to update the board. I have uninstalled the wifi adapter in device manager , and used the Fujitsu atheros driver that is posted. I was not able to find a driver on the atheros site seems weird to me, anyone know any different?
My girlfriends machine running windows 7 also pops up in the network view. I am currently about to try the different wifi adapter. Should this thread be moved to the networking section maybe?
I thought it was a windows 7 issue, but maybe its just a networking thing. Ijack Splendid. Jul 30, 7, 0 28, Your router isn't set up as a DNS server. How exactly you do that depends upon the make and model of your router. The manual should tell you. Ijack :. Mar 20, 15, 15 57, 1, If you know how configure the Wireless router, reset it, install the latest Firmware available, configure it and try again.
I am inclined to believe that, BUT: Then how did this work before? It wasn't a 1 time deal: for several months it worked and then crapped out. Why do the other machines on my network including the other win7 box do what I am trying to do with them? When you mention that this has worked before but stopped doing so, something must have changed. Since name resolution for your local computers can never be done by an external DNS server, you must in some way do this local.
This is most likely very overkill. This might also be too much effort. The simplest way would be to use Windows LAN resolution, for example Netbios broadcasts to resolve names.
Since Netbios seems to be started, but not working you can check some things. Have you installed any 3rd party FW lately? Have you changed any rules in the Windows Firewall? Have you perhaps by mistake changed from the Private profile to the Public? This would likely block this. Dear "allanonmage", Sorry for putting back this question on the table But I have exactly the same symptoms than the one you described!
All the tests you've done were done for me also I didn't change anything neither on my network conf nor on my Win 7 conf Did you manage to understand what happened? And to solve it in the meantime? Thanks a lot for your help! Micekiller :.
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