Naslagwerk / pc oplossingen

Created By: eljo
Last Modified: 06/14/07
HOST check
Also check your hosts file, as follows:
1. If you have XP, in XP's Search preferences, set the files and folders
handling to Advanced, and then check the box that will make Search look
in hidden files/folders. For older os's, just use "Find".
2. Now enter the search term "hosts" without the quotes.
3. You will get several hosts and lmhosts files. Double-click each one
to open it. When you do this, you'll get a Windows dialog box saying
that Windows cannot open this file, do you want to use the web or
select from a list to find the proper program. Choose "select from a
list" and highlight Notepad. Make sure the box to always use this
program to open this type of file is not checked.
4. Now carefully examine the file. Lines that begin with a # are
comments and don't count. Leave them alone. Unless you know you use a
proxy server to get to the
Internet or you added entries yourself, the only uncommented entry that
should be there is:
127.0.0.1 localhost
If you see any other entries, delete them and Save the file. Make sure
you scroll all the way down to the bottom of the window if there is a
scrollbar. Do this for each file you found.
ipconfig /flushdns
Just remember to reregister the dns after you fun the flush command.
At the command prompt -
ipconfig /flushdns (enter)
ipconfig /registerdns (enter)
At the command prompt -
ipconfig /flushdns (enter)
ipconfig /registerdns (enter)
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Summary: Problemen met DNS en de Hostfile


