I'll explain my network a bit better so you get a clear picture of what i'm trying to achieve and the following are my equipments currently running and connected to each other.
Cisco router 857
Cisco ASA 5505
Celestix 3000i [ISA 2006]
All the above equipments have static ip address assigned and the DHCP is disabled on all of them.
My ISP has given me DNS ip addresses which I placed in the WAN interface of ISA 2006 which is facing Cisco ASA 5505 LAN. Without them, my clients sitting behind ISA 2006, cannot resolve hostname to IP address hence no internet connection. From ASA 5505 i can ping my ISP gateway ip address therefore there is no issue on internet connection.
Should I leave my primary dns ip address on my ISA's WAN interface or is there a best way to put them?
thanks.
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by: yuriskPosted on 2008-10-28 at 00:48:53ID: 22819622
I guess you mean your ASA serves as DHCP server to the LAN and you want it
when allocating IPs to LAn also allocate DNS servers . If it is the case , then just:
#conf t
(config) #dhcpd dns <DNS IP goes here> <Optional 2nd DNS > interface <name of interface where DHCP clients are>
e.g #dhcpd dns 193.193.193.1 199.199.199.1 interface inside
The other option your question can mean is to configure ASA itself to do resolving but
I am pretty sure you didnt mean that.