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Imported a new site collection backup to a new server. Now I can access any sites and I don't seem to have DNS manager associated with this server while the dev server had one associated. I checked all the rights and permissions are there for me to view the page as an admin and I am a farm admin as well. What could be cause and solution?
A family of Microsoft on-premises document management and storage systems.
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None of these settings worked for us. Had to recreate a new profile for the user and the problem was resolved.
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Hi @Tevon2.0 ,
Whether the issue occurs when you browse other none-SharePoint pages? Try to switch to Chrome or other browser to check if the issue exists.
Based on the error message, it seems the Windows issue which might block browser to connect to the internet.
Try to rename connections folder in Windows Registry and follow below steps:
Step1: Open Windows Registry – press down Windows key + R and type regedit into the Run prompt, click OK.
Step2: Expand folders in the given order – HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > Software > Microsoft > Windows > CurrentVersion > Internet Settings > Connections.
Step3: Right-click the Connections folder and Rename it to ConnectionsX. Click Enter to save.
Besides, a third party antivirus can also block browser from accessing the internet. Please temporarily disable the antivirus and see if this causes the issue to occur.
Here are other ways to fix the issue: How To Fix INET_E_RESOURCE_NOT_FOUND Error on Windows 10?
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Is there any update on this thread? I'm looking forward to your reply.
I still can't reach the page unfortunately. I followed each step but the only SharePoint site I can access on my secondary server is central admin. I can open google sites as well. Same scenario on Microsoft edge as well. The DNS manager has the site added in but it only seems to grant access on my dev server. My prod server is not recognizing the url of any other sharepoint site in my collection.
Please have a try to add this server to DNS manager.
How would I correctly add this prod server to the DNS Manager? My DNS Manager is currently on my "DC01" server and affects/connects to my "SP2019" dev server. The "SRV E" is the one that would need to be added I am assuming.