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Zackmuc:
Fehler gefunde:
Der alte DNS Server stand in der Registry
hab das dazu gefunden:

....

The disadvantage of entering this registry information is that obvious
problems will result if the IP's of the DNS servers ever change. Imagine
trying to fault find that if the registry edit was not clearly documented.
The entry is normally blank even for machines that work OK.
This fix is clearly documented in the IBM Knowledge Base but it is
unfindable unless you know the fix beforehand.
\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CURRENTCONTROLSET\SERVICES\TCPIP\PARAMETERS\NameS
erver REG_SZ

      In the data field of the NameServer key enter the IP's of the DNS
servers:

      eg. 123.123.123.123, 124.124.124.124

Glombi:
Schön dass Du es gefunden hast.

Es gibt die NOTES.INI Variable
DNSServer=<IP Adresse>
Wenn Du die in die NOTES.INI des Servers einträgst, wird die Registry nicht berücksichtigt.
Aber dann gut wiederfindbar dokumentieren, damit ein anderer sich nicht dumm und dusslig sucht  ;)

Hier was aus der KBASE dazu:
Title:   
   Error: "Unable to Find Path to Server" with Notes or Domino on Windows 2000
Product:   Lotus Domino  >  Lotus Domino Server  >  Version 5.x
Platform(s):   Windows 2000
Date:   05.11.2002
Doc Number:   1090975


Problem
When using Notes or Domino on a newly installed Windows 2000 machine and attempting to access a server via TCP/IP, you receive the following message:

"Unable to find path to server."



Solution
This error can occur depending on how the TCP stack was configured.  The underlying architecture for TCPIP keys in the registry has changed with Windows 2000.  Previously in Windows NT 4.0, name server information was stored in the following key:

SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\TCPIP\Parameters\NameServer

If the system was upgraded from Windows NT 4.0, these keys still contain values and the DNS resolver functions properly.  If a clean install of Windows 2000 was performed, however, the name server information is stored per network interface and additional steps must be performed for successful name resolution.

NOTE:  The information below is presented as a guideline for making relevant changes within the Windows Registry.  The Windows Registry is central to the operation of Windows, so any changes should be performed with great care.  As with any major configuration change, it is highly recommended that customers have complete backups of their computer systems before attempting the following procedure, in order to allow recovery from system file corruption or other failures.  If you require instruction about backing up and modifying the Windows Registry, first contact your system administrator or reference one of the third-party guides available for advanced Windows topics.

There are three options for specifying DNS servers depending on your configuration:

1. If DHCP is used, specify DNS servers in the following key:

SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\TCPIP\Parameters\DhcpNameServer

Value should contain the IP address of the DNS servers separated by a single space, for example:

192.168.7.1 192.168.7.2

2. If DHCP is not being used, specify DNS servers in the following key:

SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\TCPIP\Parameters\NameServer

 Value should contain the IP address of the DNS servers separated by a single space, for example:

192.168.7.1 192.168.7.2

3. In addition to these options, the NOTES.INI variable DNSServer may be used to override Windows 2000 system name server settings.  This option is provided for those System Administrators who do not wish to edit their system's registry.  To specify the name servers to be used by Domino, add the following line to your server's NOTES.INI file:

DNSSever=IP Address, IP Address

Example:  DNSServer=192.168.7.1,192.168.7.2


Andreas

Zackmuc:
Nochmal danke an alle,  besonders Glombi, für die schnelle Hilfe.  O0http://

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