mby try figured out that 1 thing those 4 pc's got diffrent then the others and see from there

Yeah, in the dictionary, under "Outside IT Companies We're Never Hiring Again", it says, "See: This Situation"

Ohhh way ahead of that train, as soon as they are wrapped up with everything they were already paid to do, never again

If it wasn’t for me having to leave for military duties they never would have been called in
It’s a relatively small aerospace CNC facility, and I’m the youngest one there by 25 years and the only one with IT knowledge, so they decided they didn’t have a choice while I was away

I assume you've done the simple stuff like FlushDNS and drop readd to the new domain.

Does the NEW domain have scavenging enabled by chance?

don't even know what that is or how to check for that honestly

https://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/sln290798/windows-server-how-to-configure-dns-aging-and-scavenging?lang=en

Basically it prunes old devices from a DNS

If you have an ip conflict or a name conflict it can cause ridiculous things to happen. It's one of the reasons I always say "it's a DNS issue" regardless of what's wrong

You'll want to check your forward lookupzones for conflicts.

You know what FlushDNS is right? If not a quick google search will give you instructions.


This post was edited by Cactuar_NOM on Apr 13 2019 04:27pm