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18/03/2006, 11h51

Thanks Herb!

"Herb Martin" wrote:

> "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, 11h51	#3
AprilZ Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: To force using the forwarder only Thanks Herb! "Herb Martin" wrote: > "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] > > >