On Thu, Feb 18, 2016 at 7:30 PM, David Ross <d...@davidrossconsultant.com> wrote: > Current device is an xxx running pfSense 2.0.1-RELEASE > > New device is an SG-2440 running pfSense 2.2.6-RELEASE > > I decided that trying to reload the configuration file with that big of a > gap in versions was asking for trouble so I built the new configuration by > hand. It wasn't that complicated. > > But no luck. We have a bock of 15 static IPs. with 5 of them currently > mapped via NAT1:1 to 4 internal systems. Everything seemed to work except > for DNS. Our mail server could receive and send as long as the DNS lookups > were not required for new items. > > We have a DNS server in house for all of the machines on our LAN to use. I > really don't want the pfSense device to do anything but pass DNS queries out > and get the responses back to our in house server. > > DNS seems to have changed a lot in the release gap I'm crossing. Any quick > thoughts before I dig in deeper. > > I have disabled the DNS forwarder. > > I have also disabled the DNS resolver. > > I have looked at the various rules (not that many) and interface settings > and don't see anything obvious. > > Any pointers on what to check out. > > Thanks > David Ross > _______________________________________________
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