David C P Gray <davidg at yowl dot org> ÎÁÐÉÓÁÎÏ 24.10.2006 11:47:48:

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> On Tue, 24 Oct 2006, drovalev at kaluga dash gov dot ru wrote:
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> > Clients DNS receive the server, but he 172.20.20.1!!!
> >
> > It is necessary 192.168.8.1
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> Not true if you are really meaning to use the DNS forwarder.
>
> The DNS forwarder is just that, a forwarder. The clients should use the
> monowall as a DNS server and the monowall will forward the responses to
> the real DNS servers and the replies back to the clients.
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> The DNS server set on the client SHOULD be the address of the monowall.
> You should not need rules to allow traffic between your LAN network and
> the DNS server.
>


> The alternative is to turn OFF the DNS forwarder option in which case
DHCP
> response will contain the address of the real DNS server.


 Thanks!!! All works!!!


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> If neither of these work then there is likely a problem at the client.
> What are the clients? Windows, Linux?
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> Open a command window and run an nslookup command to see what server is
> configured. Try to resolve a hostname on the internet and see what
> happens. Post the results back here.
>
> Cheers,
> David.
>
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