[maciunio]

I have a problem with my lab configuration. I created 2003 DC running on VMware player inside my Win7 workstation that is connected to the switch with 2 more workstations. The problem is that DNS won't resolve names from workstations, but on the domain controller and the Windows 7 workstation it is running ok.
I can do ping between any of the computers in network i can do tracert i can also ping anything outside my network by ip adress (like 8.8.8. and it is working ok, but with the name (ex. google.com) it is failing
if i do nslookup on my server it is showing me addresses of different dns servers. on the workstations it is showing local loopback address and if i do nslookup it says:
DNS request timed out
can't find server name for address (ip of dns): Timed out
inside my network i can do ping with ip and with the name
outside only with the ip ...what could be the reason of that ?

[tehcamel]

post ipconfigs from all devices please

[maciunio]

server DC is 192.168.0.6 and default gateway is 192.168.0.51
cisco switch is 192.168.0.51 and is a default gateway for network
netgear firewall is 192.168.0.253
workstation with win 7 is 192.168.0.2

[maciunio]

and there is static route on cisco switch which direct traffic from our subnets to firewall ...and there is should go outside

[wullieb1]

Not really what we are after.

Please post proper ipconfig's from each machine.

[tehcamel]

what wullie said.

What gave you me was pretty much NOT what I needed to see.

[L4ndy]

Not everyone's first language is english folks, so lower your guns..

Mancunio,
Can you post an Ipconfig /all from one of your clients and the DC?

[wullieb1]

Originally Posted by L4ndy

Not everyone's first language is english folks, so lower your guns..

Mancunio,
Can you post an Ipconfig /all from one of your clients and the DC?

We understand that. I for one didn't have any guns raised.

Your pretty much asking the same question that was asked though.

We can all read an ipconfig format easier than we can with what the OP posted hence the question to post proper ipconfig's.

[L4ndy]

Originally Posted by wullieb1

We understand that. I for one didn't have any guns raised.

Your pretty much asking the same question that was asked though.

We can all read an ipconfig format easier than we can with what the OP posted hence the question to post proper ipconfig's.

Sorry mate, It wasn't intended at you, I should've been more specific. I just think it is not good to create an environment where people are hesitant to ask questions as they might be using the wrong word or term and they'll get picked on that.

Without being pedantic, the reason I asked for the /All switch is because the OP replied to the first request with the outcome of the Ipconfig without the /all switch.
As the problem appears to be DNS related, the output from the /all would be more relevant.

[wullieb1]

No worries at all.

I think at times we expect people to be at or around the same level of competence (or incompetence ) and just expect these timgs to be forthcoming.