Len,
Thanks for the prompt reply.
No, the server under attack is not authoritative for any domain. It's
mostly just used to resolve for our mail servers. I also use it from my
notebook, but I guess I could find a different server to use.
I'll see what happens over the next few days, but
I know there are several people on this list that know DNS very well. I have a
problem.
A very nice person (not) has published the IP Address of one of our DNS servers
as a nameserver for a bunch of porn sites.
Example: We run dns1.abcd.com on 1.1.1.1 and this guy has published
No, the server under attack is not authoritative for any
domain. It's mostly just used to resolve for our mail servers. I
also use it from my notebook, but I guess I could find a different
server to use.
Then just firewall block from Internet to that IP:53, allow queries
only from the
I know there are several people on this list that know DNS very
well. I have a problem.
A very nice person (not) has published the IP Address of one of our
DNS servers as a nameserver for a bunch of porn sites.
Example: We run dns1.abcd.com on 1.1.1.1 and this guy has published
