Quote from
tpearson on May 12, 2018, 8:14 am
I fear that the late April release of Windows 10 - build 1803 - has managed to break some Apple Bonjour features that Antsle folks might be using.
Here's the behavior I observed after the upgrade (and even a re-install of Bonjour 2.2):
Visit plain old myantsle.local (no http:// required) in Chrome: Works
Visit plain old myantsle.local in Edge: Brings up Bing Search for that term.
Visit http://myantsle.local in Edge: "The DNS name does not exist. Error Code: INET_E_RESOURCE_NOT_FOUND"
Putty to myantsle.local: "Unable to open connection to myantsle.local. gethostbyname: unknown error"
Ping myantsle.local: "Ping request could not find host myantsle.local. Please check the name and try again."
So among the things I tried, all the Microsoft stuff seems to no longer have any idea what to do with ???.local host names.
I gave my Antsle a static IP and put it in my private DNS a long time ago... that still works fine of course. I just had a few "favorites" entries in apps like Putty and WinSCP that still had the .local address (I still had/have Bonjour installed). All those worked until the 1803 upgrade.
I'd love to hear if others experienced this too???
Thanks!
Tim Pearson
I fear that the late April release of Windows 10 - build 1803 - has managed to break some Apple Bonjour features that Antsle folks might be using.
Here's the behavior I observed after the upgrade (and even a re-install of Bonjour 2.2):
Visit plain old myantsle.local (no http:// required) in Chrome: Works
Visit plain old myantsle.local in Edge: Brings up Bing Search for that term.
Visit http://myantsle.local in Edge: "The DNS name does not exist. Error Code: INET_E_RESOURCE_NOT_FOUND"
Putty to myantsle.local: "Unable to open connection to myantsle.local. gethostbyname: unknown error"
Ping myantsle.local: "Ping request could not find host myantsle.local. Please check the name and try again."
So among the things I tried, all the Microsoft stuff seems to no longer have any idea what to do with ???.local host names.
I gave my Antsle a static IP and put it in my private DNS a long time ago... that still works fine of course. I just had a few "favorites" entries in apps like Putty and WinSCP that still had the .local address (I still had/have Bonjour installed). All those worked until the 1803 upgrade.
I'd love to hear if others experienced this too???
Thanks!
Tim Pearson