Microsoft recently pushed out a WIN10 update that broke DHCP and a few other networking features. It's affecting LARGE numbers of systems worldwide. The most common symptom is that you can no longer get to the internet since Windows can't find your router, but other more subtle glitches have been reported.
The explanation is rather difficult to parse. It seems it's indicating
that an MX record was found (somewhere you could send email) but no A
record (a server you could connect to).
As John says, probably a temporary problem.
Microsoft recently pushed out a WIN10 update that broke DHCP and a few other networking features. It's affecting LARGE numbers of systems worldwide. The most common symptom is that you can no longer get to the internet since Windows can't find your router, but other more subtle glitches have been reported.
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> The explanation is rather difficult to parse. It seems it's indicating
that an MX record was found (somewhere you could send email) but no A
record (a server you could connect to).
As John says, probably a temporary problem.
