Re: Netfilter or DNS issue?

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---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Samuel Jean" <sj-netfilter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:  Wed, 9 Feb 2005 11:23:43 -0500 (EST)

>On Tue, February 8, 2005 4:14 pm, Glen Spidal said:
>> Greetings all,
>
>gug Glen !
>
>>
>> I have constructed a firewall based off of the tutorial at frozentux.  The
>> problem I'm having is that I have two DNS servers with the second being a
>> slave to the first.  I can DIG other domains from the slave DNS server
>> except for my own.  IT appears that the slave DSN server is not getting
>> updated for the primary one. Here's my script:
>
>Can you draw us an ASCII schema of your current setup ?
>
>For me, it appears that both DNS are on the same physical segment and
>logical network.
>
>The DMZ part of your script just confuse my assumption.
>
>Thanks,
>Samuel
>
Here is the diagram.

Public IP for DNS1 is 66.15.233.17  DNS2 is .18
    66.15.233.16
ISP-->Firewall-+------+
               |      |
     [192.168.0.1] [192.168.1.1]
              LAN    DMZ
               |      |          
            SWITCH  SWITCH --+-DNS1 [192.168.1.17](Master)
                             |
                             +-DNS2 [192.168.1.18] (Slave)

>From both DNS servers locally I can dig external sites.
>From DNS1 I can dig my own domain.
>From DNS2 I get a server failure when I try to dig my own domain.  I have created a slave zone on DNS2 for my domain.
>From both DNS servers I can do an NSLOOKUP from a remote-site Windows XP machine of external domains.
>From DNS1 I can do an NSLOOKUP from a remote-site Windows XP machine of my domain.

-Glen
 




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