On 27/12/2004 10:08 Keith Redfield said the following:
> address, it worked fine. I traced this to the fact that I had static DNS
> configured on my windoze client. Is that expected behaviour? I guess

the problem is not static DNS per se, but rather that the static DNS server 
was not allowed access to the client in question. there're two ways to 
solve this, either use the m0n0wall as the DNS server or to use the Allowed 
IP list to add the DNS server.

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