bind listening on 1 ip address
Raul A. Gallegos
raul at asmodean.net
Tue Jan 22 17:26:41 EST 2002
Geoff Shang said the following on Wed, Jan 23, 2002 at 08:12:41AM +1000:
> Hi:
>
> Well, you could use the hosts.allow and hosts.deny files to control access
> to your DNS. but I'm curious why you'd want outside people to be able to
> use your DNS server but not the internal LAN. Not that there's not a good
> reason for this, it's just that I can't think of one.
Actually. The problem I was having was the the primary dns was not
successfully transfering zones to the secondary salve server and by
looking at the logs it said the transfer was tiing out. I was thinking
it was trying to use the external IP instead of the internal one and
wanted to make sure it was not being blocked somehow. I only wanted to
do that for troubleshooting. It turns out I didn't open port 53 on the
firewall. So after calling myself an idiot for overlooking that and
seeing everything work as expected I just took a break. Sometimes you
get to a point where little easy things become hard when you've been
working on 4 projects all at once.
Thanks for the suggestion though. Take care.
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