Thanks for looking.

I found the problem. I had DNS Forwarder turned on, which blocks DNS
NAT. Doh! I feel stupid, but maybe this will help someone else find
the answer faster in the future.

Fred Wright said:
>
> On Fri, 20 Aug 2004, Neil Schneider wrote:
>
>> I just ran into another problem with m0n0wall and NAT. I can't seem
>> to
>> get DNS queries to pass through. Perhaps I need some outbound rule
>> to
>> make it work. Here's what I have configured.
>>
>> NAT
>>
>> Proto  	Ext. port range  	NAT IP(ext. IP) 	Int. port range
>> TCP/UDP   53                      192.168.0.20          53
>>
>> Firewall rule:
>>
>> Proto  	Source  	Port  	Destination  	Port
>> TCP/UDP  *               *      192.168.0.20    53
>
> Looks proper.  Have you checked the logs, the firewall state, and the
> NAT
> state shortly after a failed attempt?
>
> 					Fred Wright
>
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