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I have a network share \\myshare\my_dir
and it had been working for quite some time without any issues. Now, suddenly, I cannot connect to the share.
I sent a ping request for \\myshare
and it appends a random domain to the address. Ex 10.0.200.10.notmydomain.com
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Seeing as that is not my domain I tried to connect to \\myshare.mydomain.com
This works! However if I try to accesss my_dir like \\myshare.mydomain.com\my_dir
I cannot access it.
What would cause notmydomain.com
to append to the network share address? How can I get rid of it?
Additional interesting facts:
I can connect to the share while I'm on the network VPN and it does not append notmydomain.com
to the address. This only happens when I'm on the physical network. No other users on the network seem to be experiencing this problem.
I have tried ipconfig /release & ipconfig /flushdns & ipconfig /renew
with no luck.
1are there any search DNS Suffixes listed in the Controlpanel Network applet for your lan interface IP v4 settings (click the advanced button and look at the DNS tab)? Windows appends these DNS suffixes in order when trying to resolve a non-FQDN name via DNS. – Frank Thomas – 2014-01-15T16:31:51.717
@FrankThomas, that was exactly it! If you put this as the answer I will accept it. – 에이바 – 2014-01-15T16:35:50.720