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Re: V5R1 Domain Name Resolution Problems

Look at  CHGTCPDMN  F4 and make sure the DNS server(s) are listed.

John Ross

At 08:34 AM 8/21/01 -0400, you wrote:
>I was wondering if anyone else on the list had any problems with domain name
>resolution after upgrading to V5R1?  Granted we are behind a firewall here,
>but it was working before the upgrade and it isn't now.  There doesn't seem
>to be much to it.  I can ping ip addresses from the AS/400, just not domain
>names.  The default is the sames as it was before at V4R4 - port 53 using
>UDP.   I was hoping someone else had similar troubles or had some idea that
>we could try.
>
>Steve Raisor

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