1. Okay, if I do an nslookup (i.e ==> nslookup cnn.com test2.cable.com it will have the name resolved at test2.cable.com on the same subnet, because test2.cable.com has a direct connection to the internet.
2. What I would like to do is be able to do the same nslookup ==> nslookup cnn.com test.cable.com (same subnet as test2.cable.com , except it is going through a PIX firewall to get to test.cable.com) going through the firewall (test.pixfirewall.com), so in essence I want to come in through the firewall rather than the test2.cable.com connection. How do I configure the pix firewall to do this?
(test.cable.com is the secondary DNS server)
2. What I would like to do is be able to do the same nslookup ==> nslookup cnn.com test.cable.com (same subnet as test2.cable.com , except it is going through a PIX firewall to get to test.cable.com) going through the firewall (test.pixfirewall.com), so in essence I want to come in through the firewall rather than the test2.cable.com connection. How do I configure the pix firewall to do this?
(test.cable.com is the secondary DNS server)