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Hi, |
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most of routers have also a DNS proxy function; often it is implemented |
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as UDP only service. You can put an external nameserver of your choice |
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at the end of /etc/resolv.conf. E.g.: |
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nameserver 192.168.1.1 |
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nameserver 195.185.185.195 |
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With firewalls and routers with firewall function the service (domain) |
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53/tcp should be allowed from/to an external nameserver. |
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Kind regards |
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k.j. |
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Benjamin Ritcey wrote: |
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>Ah-ha - that explains why my SMC router is choking now... |
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>Short of pruning the list, what can be done? |
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