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18/03/2006, 09h58

"AprilZ" <AprilZ@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:578E8021-7D4A-4710-902D-DD51B7D366DC@microsoft.com...
> Using a forwarder on the other side of the firewall..but when querying
> records in some delegated domains, my server keep trying to bypass the
> forwarder and query the authoritative servers directly..of course this not
> desirable for the firewall setup. Any suggestions on how to force my
> server
> to use the forwarder only, all the time, and not go directly to any other
> authoritative servers at all?

If by 'server' you mean your DNS Server (i.e., service) you do this
on the FORWARDER TAB (only) by checking the "Do not use
recursion box" along with setting the forwarder.

IF you mean by 'server' your server computer acting as a DNS CLIENT
then you ensure that it's NIC-->IP Properties has STRICTLY the
INTERNAL DNS listed (not even the forwarder and certainly not any
external DNS server listed there.) Usually itself is the correct entry
(at least as preferred), with another internal DNS (if you have them)
as Alternate.

--
Herb Martin, MCSE, MVP
Accelerated MCSE
http://www.LearnQuick.Com
[phone number on web site]

18/03/2006, 09h58	#2
Herb Martin Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: To force using the forwarder only "AprilZ" <AprilZ@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:578E8021-7D4A-4710-902D-DD51B7D366DC@microsoft.com... > Using a forwarder on the other side of the firewall..but when querying > records in some delegated domains, my server keep trying to bypass the > forwarder and query the authoritative servers directly..of course this not > desirable for the firewall setup. Any suggestions on how to force my > server > to use the forwarder only, all the time, and not go directly to any other > authoritative servers at all? If by 'server' you mean your DNS Server (i.e., service) you do this on the FORWARDER TAB (only) by checking the "Do not use recursion box" along with setting the forwarder. IF you mean by 'server' your server computer acting as a DNS CLIENT then you ensure that it's NIC-->IP Properties has STRICTLY the INTERNAL DNS listed (not even the forwarder and certainly not any external DNS server listed there.) Usually itself is the correct entry (at least as preferred), with another internal DNS (if you have them) as Alternate. -- Herb Martin, MCSE, MVP Accelerated MCSE http://www.LearnQuick.Com [phone number on web site]