DNS change issues

Was wondering if anyone could advise to every place I need to change DNS IP addresses when they need to be changed. I've changed the IP for the DNS servers on the CUCM Pub and Sub and CCX 1 and 2 and they will all resolve but once agents try to login to Agent Desktop they get the following error:
Cisco Unified CCX application may be offline. Please verify your system is online and try again
Is there somewhere I'm forgetting to change something? Thanks for any help.

You may need to run postinstall.exe on the agent PCs, and the CAD admin update from CCX server.
Chris

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Hey everyone, I think I've had some success with my time changing issues. I originally posted this to another user as a follow up to her question, but I'm reposting it here. Hope it helps:
"msteinny,
So i went to the apple store to meet with an apple genius to ask him why my phone's time kept moving up 1 hour everytime I synced my phone. Well he said that he's never seen this problem before, and after a trying a reset and restore he let me exchange my phone. The problem is that when I went to sync my new phone the problem still persisted. They told me it was probably something to do with my computer and its time zone settings.
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Chris P. "

As I mentioned in my post, whenever I checked that box the time would be incorrect. It would move up an hour. I've messed with this along time ago, way before I got my iphone. I think this had something to do with the daylight savings change that was implemented this year or last year. I dont remember if I never tried correcting it before, or if I couldn't, but this time I didn't have any problems correcting it. Anyway, since I couldn't correct it back then, I just left the box uncheck and decided that I would change the time manually when the next time change occurs. But it seems to work fine now so all is well.

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When i try to change the DNS to 8.8.8.8 the change is nog saved.
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Hi Fred,
Tnx for responding.
But the strange thing is that on my other Ipad the DNS-change is saved correcty.
I don't have to change it anymore.
I can't find the difference between the 2 ipads
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Go to this website - http://www.dcwg.org/detect/ - and pick a U.S. server (if you're in the U.S.). It will send you to a server that can detect whether you're safe or infected. If you're infected, it spells out the remedies.
And no, I don't think DNSChanger can infect iOS machines - I may be wrong (and certainly someone will jump in here and tell me if I'm wrong).
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Thanks, Thomas. I'm jumping through hoops to get to the internet because I'm subleasing an apartment right now and the owner specifically requested I leave the internet routed through his iMac so he has remote access to it. The Mini I really only plug in when I want to watch Netflix on the main TV (and the only reason I'm forwarding to it via ethernet is that it's having an unrelated wifi problem). I just figured it would be of interest that the pop-up occurs on the laptop and subsequently connected mini, but not the originating iMac, implying it's a problem with my computer, but more than a nasty cookie of some sort.
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And I'm running little snitch, which I'd just remembered to turn back on before you replied, but I'm not sure what I should be looking for. That said, it doesn't seem to be popping up since I've turned Little Snitch back on.

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"Hinweis: Für die korrekte Durchführung dieses Tests dürfen keine Proxy-Server in den Einstellungen Ihres Webbrowsers aktiviert sein. Diese werden häufig bei Firmenrechnern verwendet. Sie sollten daher im Zweifel Ihren IT-Support kontaktieren, der Ihnen mitteilen kann, ob dieser Test in ihrer Umgebung genutzt werden kann."
Google Translate:
Note: For proper implementation of this test may not be a proxy server enabled in your browser settings. These are often used in corporate machines. You should contact your IT support in doubt, you can tell whether this test can be used in their environment.
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fane_j wrote:
Does the US site use a different script, which works even when proxies are used?
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I have discovered that I have a DNS changer hidden away somewhere on my Powerbook G4
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I've been trying to learn how to eradicate this manually through various on line advice, but most of it is for newer machines and systems. I'm on 10.4.11.
I followed some instructions to list my router in the Terminal App and see that my router keeps being changed to a server 85.255.116.83 in the Ukraine...rats) When I renew my DHCP lease in my Network preferences my server returns to 192.168.1.254 but within 5 seconds its been changed back.
I don't have a script named plugins.settings in my /Library/Internet Plug-ins (something that was suggested to look for)
Given that this seems to be running constantly, there must be something to look for, something to delete (like a preference file maybe), or something to re-install to eliminate this trojan.
Any of you brilliant Mac minds have a suggestion for me

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Every time I google somthing in any internet browser, and I click on the link, I get redirected to other search engines via a site called copy-book.com. I've heard that the problem (virus) is called Zlob DNS Changer. I've looked on other Zlob removal pages, but they are all for Windows operating systems and I don't know how to remove it with my Mac! It's driving me insane and my internet is so slow now. Can anyone help please?!
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If this help, here is some solution someone posted in another forum but It didn't really help me.
"Alright so I had this and I think I have managed to fixed it. What I had was a DNS changer Trojan that was able to hack into my router and change my DNS so that when I used google it redirected me. I was redirected by wierd IP addresses and copybook as well. What you need to do is check your DNS and if it starts with 85. you could have the same problem. Also check out these sites to find out more:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzNQ0OxNX8E
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Might check here and here nd here.
If your router has been compromised, I don't know what to tell you about that, except maybe try a factory default reset.
Your profile suggests that your are still at 10.5.1. If that's true, find an uninfected Mac and download and burn to CD the 10.5.4 combo update and 2008-005 security update then install them on your computer. I think that security update is supposed to protect against that DNS changer thing but you may need to remove it first if you've already got it.

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I just got my macbook pro from my college lastweek and found out today about the dns changer malware. How can I protect my laptop from this?

UnicornFluffBall wrote:
I just got my macbook pro from my college lastweek and found out today about the dns changer malware. How can I protect my laptop from this?
The DNSChanger malware has not infected Macs for several years now, so if yours is new there is no reason to worry about it.
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I have Mac OS X 10.4.11 and evidently have the DNS changer virus. Will MacScan fix this or is there something else?

Will MacScan fix this or is there anything else?

MacScan no, see > Thomas' Tech Corner » How to remove the DNS Changer malware

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I am having significant challenges with 3 Airport Extreme (latest gen) wifi routers and my Comcast Xfinitity service. It once worked just fine, but now I continually get the blinking amber lights stating "No DNS servers" for each of the Airport Extreme (AE) routers. My configuration is:
Coax cable -> Comcast Xfinity cable modem -> ethernet to 16-port gigabit ethernet switch ->->-> ethernet to 3 Airport Extremes around the house direct connected with switch
I have many wifi devices throughout the house (iPads, MacBooks, home automation devices) as well as direct-connected devices via ethernet (one PC connected to AE router).
Each Airport Extreme router is set with these settings in the Airport Utility app:
Internet tab= Connect using: DHCP
Wireless tab= Network mode: Create a wireless network
Network tab= Router mode: Off (Bridge Mode)
I have attempted to put the Xfinity cable modem in bridge mode, and use the Airport Extreme to serve up the IP addresses, but still lost internet connectivity.
I have also attempted to set the Network tab=> Router Mode to "DHCP and NAT" but get "Double NAT" error issues as well.
I have tried using the Comcast DNS server addresses (75.75.75.75;75.75.76.76) setting on the Internet tab for the routers and do end up getting a green light, but NO internet connectivity.
Lastly, I have tried using the Google DNS servers (8.8.8.8;8.8.4.4) setting on the Internet tab the routers giving me the No DNS servers amber light error and again, no Internet connectivity for either wifi-connected or even ethernet connected (directly to Airport Extreme router) devices (like my PC) despite getting a green light on the router.
Any this point, it really seems that these AE routers are NOT compatible with the Xfinity cable modem or service… (and yes, I've tried power-cycling and restarting the modem, and then the AE routers, MANY times to little avail).
Should I move one of these Airport Extreme wifi routers to before the switch, and have the other 2 in Bridge mode after the switch? Do I need to setup a specific range of DHCP reservation addresses for each different AE router?
Appreciate any insight anyone can share with this aggravating DNS server issue between Comcast & multiple Airport Extreme wifi routers.

I do not see anything wrong with your basic setup.. the issue is indeed the WAN ports of the AE.. AC version are having problems with some network equipment.
You have listed a stack of things you have tried.. but I want you to move the ethernet patch cable you use on each AE to its LAN port instead of WAN.
Restart the airport when you do that.. and then see if it becomes stable.
In bridge mode the airport moves the WAN port to LAN.. but the WAN port setup itself seems more problematic than the LAN ports.
There are other methods we can try if this does not work.. but in the end.. I would be tempted to take the whole lot back to apple.. they need to start making equipment that works with standard modems and switches.
BTW what brand is the 16 port switch?? Does it happen to be managed (smart type)?

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