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> Dave
Assuming the XP clients are DHCP clients, is the DHCP server a Microsoft
DHCP server that is using the DNS server (in it's IP properties) that the
other machines are using?
Maybe during the reg process access to the internal DNS has not been
established yet. If you tried an ipconfig /registerdns while the client is
connected via your modem, does that work? Are there any ports or any sort of
traffic filtered?

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Dave - 26 Jul 2005 10:26 GMT
Excellent! The ipconfig /registerdns works fine from the GPRS client.
Can I automate this to run after the dial-up GPRS connection has
connected?
Does this mean something else is wrong with the automatic dynamic
update?
The other XP clients that work over the LAN do not use DHCP, I have
statically assigned their IP addresses in "Network Connections"
Cheers
Dave
Dave - 26 Jul 2005 11:33 GMT
OK I have now used an eventrigger to run a batch file which contains
"ipconfig /registerdns" this works fine, it's not ideal but it does
work!
Is there a reason why the command ipconfig /registerdns works but the
automatic update doesn't?
cheers
Dave
Ace Fekay [MVP] - 27 Jul 2005 05:29 GMT
> OK I have now used an eventrigger to run a batch file which contains
> "ipconfig /registerdns" this works fine, it's not ideal but it does
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> Dave
It should work. Check under the GPRS interface to ensure the Connection
Specific Suffix (IP properties, Advanced, DNS tab) is set to the zone you
want the machine to update into.
Ace