On Thursday 26 October 2006 19:14, Eric Haskins wrote:
Dont block DNS requests at the firewall. Your customers wont be happy when
their sites dont resolve :)
90% of the time it's cheaper and easier to have someone else run the DNS.
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Tom Chiverton
Helping to autoschediastically architect
Totally off topic.
I run DNS servers for a number of domains and also mail servers for those
domains.
I have a problem in that when I disable Recursive look ups the DNS servers
then fail to answer DNS queries from the local IP addresses.
Any ideas anyone please?
Jenny
Jennifer Gavin-Wear
Fast
On Thursday 26 October 2006 13:43, Jenny Gavin-Wear wrote:
I have a problem in that when I disable Recursive look ups the DNS servers
then fail to answer DNS queries from the local IP addresses.
Any ideas anyone please?
Don't turn recursive lookups off :-)
They are what makes your DNS server
Dont block DNS requests at the firewall. Your customers wont be happy when
their sites dont resolve :)
We have recursion turned off on our DotCom DNS because we only host 6
Domains. All our coporate users use a Recursing DNS server to do their
surfing. So if it is for both Surfing and Hosting
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