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DNS Problem - External Name Resolution

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ptbarnum

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Jul 11, 2002
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I have an ISA server that is simply a member server. A domain controller that is also a DNS server. ISA a is conencted through a DSL connection with a dynamic IP. I have set up DNS with a forwarder to my ISP's DNS server. I also have that dns sever as a secondary DNS server in the IP properties of my DNS server. I currently have opened up all IP traffic in both packet filters and protocol rules. My DNS server has the ISA server's internal IP address as it's default gateway.

I am able to ping external IP addresses but am not able to ping external names. Ping of returns not found. The ISA FW-- log shows an entry and the IP log shows it going out as well. When I use a freeware proxy server in place of ISA server all works fine.

Any idea what I am doing wrong?
 
When you try to ping are you on the ISA box, or an internal box? Whne you do a NSLOOKUP on the internal, whatr server is it using? DNS utilizes a UDO port (17 and 53 I think). Are these open?
 
I am on an internal machine. Pinging from ISA server returns an IP address. NSLOOKUP from internal machine lists my DNS server as it's name server. My DNS server has the ISP DNS server listed as a Forwarder.

For testing purposes all ports and protocols are open.
 
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