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I tried taking the DHCP relay agent out of the picture, and to no avail. The weird thing is that the addresses that we're being given by the ASA are in a different IP range. The internal scheme is x.x.100.x and the ASA is giving us x.x.255.x? We can still communicate, but I find it a little strange.

The ASA is set up to Relay to our DNS server. I suppose I could try turning off relay, and using the ASA to dish out info, but I'd rather the DHCP all come from one place. How do I export the config? I don't see any export functions at all in the ASDM interface.

Sorry. Posted this to the wrong formu entry :P Having a problem with one of our cisco ASA's too O_o

The ASA is set up to Relay to our DNS server. I suppose I could try turning off relay, and using the ASA to dish out info, but I'd rather the DHCP all come from one place. How do I export the config? I don't see any export functions at all in the ASDM interface.

Stevehewitt knows whats up. In DNS management under your forward lookup Zone, right click the Zone, and create an Alias named 'mail' then point it to the 'servername' of the server you want it to goto. You will most likely have to flush your DNS

The binding article essentially sets which Remote connection's settings take precedence. You do it on the client. So when you launch the VPN, the DNS settings for the VPN are the ones with priority. Anyhow, the issue I was having before was that many of the machines in my organization when...

Sorry. This is the article I was referring to: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/311218/en-us

I cannot get our ASA to add a DNS server for clients VPN connections. Once connected, they can manually add the DNS server entry, but that's pretty janky. I've tried everything. Any ides? Thanks.

I built out a RRAS PPTP vpn on a windows 2003 standard server. I can connect fine and access almost all domain resources. I remedied the DNS binding issue via This Article. Since applying, DNS works perfect. The issue is when accessing around half the machines in the enterprise, the DNS resolves...

I'm sorry for posting such a basic question in the forums. I've read every resource I could find, and unfortunately have an impending deadline. I just started with a company that has a Qmail server with a public interface. Mail works just fine in and out of this server. I have just in the last...