Hi all, I've got a strange problem here. I recently migrated my Exchange 5.5 Server from an NT 4.0 to a new Windows 2000 box. I've applied all the patches, etc... to the 2000 box, and Exchange seems to run fine - emails go out and come in. But I'm having a strange DNS problem. The 2000 box is setup as a SecureNAT client, just like the NT box was, and I have the DNS entries for my ISP's DNS servers so that I can resolve DNS and that works fine. But sometimes DNS on this new 2000 box seems to go out - so emails won't go out because Exchange can't resolve DNS. If I bring up a command prompt and ping say microsoft.com it will come back as an unresolved address. If I goto to the IP configuration and say change the order of the DNS servers and then go back to the command prompt and do the ping, it will work. Sometimes I don't have to even touch the IP configuration, it will just not work one time, and then work the next time. I know that its not a DNS problem because I can do the same ping from the ISA server itself and it works. So, did I miss something here ? Thanks in advance, Nick. ____________________ Nicholas Palmer KCI Computing, Inc. (nick@xxxxxxxxxxx) 310.921.6222