I found my error. I did'nt have any default dns server in my network connection config on the client side. I put my ISP dns and now Secure Remote reach my internal dns server.
Patrick!
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De : Patrick Charpentier[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
R�pondre � : Mailing list for discussion of Firewall-1
Date�: 17 avril, 2002 11:11
A : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet : [FW-1] SecureRemote And DNS
Hi!
I have a dns server on my private network and I try to push the ip address of my dns server to Secure Remote. I created a file called dnsinfo.C in $fwdir/conf directory. When I update topology, Secure remote download the dns info and put it in his userc.C file. But when I try a nslookup in command line, it don't try to reach my internal dns server. This is my dnsinfo.C file:
(
:dns_servers (
: (age.firewall
:obj (
: (10.17.0.1)
)
:topology (
: (
:ipaddr (10.17.0.0)
:ipmask (255.255.255.0)
)
)
:domain (
: (
:dns_label_count (4)
:domain (.private)
)
)
)
)
:encrypt_dns (true)
)
10.17.0.1 is my dns server.
When I manually enter my internal dns server on the client side, nslookup work fine (nslookup 10.17.0.1)
I use NG FP2 on a win2k server box and CheckPoint VPN-1 SecureClient NG FP2 Build 52032 in XP
Does anyone can give me some hint?
Thks a lot!
Patrick
