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I have a Windows 2003 SBS with DNS, handling all internal requests (machines go here) and requests are forwarded out to OpenDNS. There is a very specific website that can't be reached, for some odd reason. Page cannot be displayed is the message, can't get there by IP either which makes me think it's not DNS.
If I remove the DNS from the Server, and just set the DHCP options for OpenDNS, therefore not serving any DNS locally, it works fine. However, traffic to that same site is slower than other sites.
When working with the DNS server and local DNS, it works much faster - but keeps not being able to view it. There are no errors in any event logs on the server or clients.
I have used nslookup once or twice, and have to get back there to run it. But how else can I figure out what's going on - and/or what will nslookup really tell me?
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Should be noted the site in question has no relation to the actual domain of the server or DNS zone(s)
If I remove the DNS from the Server, and just set the DHCP options for OpenDNS, therefore not serving any DNS locally, it works fine. However, traffic to that same site is slower than other sites.
When working with the DNS server and local DNS, it works much faster - but keeps not being able to view it. There are no errors in any event logs on the server or clients.
I have used nslookup once or twice, and have to get back there to run it. But how else can I figure out what's going on - and/or what will nslookup really tell me?
-edit-
Should be noted the site in question has no relation to the actual domain of the server or DNS zone(s)
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