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That would be fine for internal users but i have a remote user at home with s site to site back into the office. Juniper have a split DNS solution in the C&amp;E guide so i am hoping someone out there has set it up and working. The only way i can get things working at the moment is by pointing the PC to the office dns server which isnt really practical.
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That would be fine for internal users but i have a remote user at home with s site to site back into the office. Juniper have a split DNS solution in the C&E guide so i am hoping someone out there has set it up and working. The only way i can get things working at the moment is by pointing the PC to the office dns server which isnt really practical.

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Hi there, i have a site to site VPN setup for a between a Netscreen 5GT and a NS50, thats all work fine.<br />
I want to setup split DNS so the user with the 5GT uses the corporate DNS server on our network for name resolution for the mail server/file server etc and the ISP DNS for everything else. I know i need to use proxy dns in the netscreen and have played around with DHCP/DNS setting in here but cant get it to work. When i have DHCP pointing to the netscreen for DNS I cant seem to resolve anything.<br />
Thanks very much.
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Hi there, i have a site to site VPN setup for a between a Netscreen 5GT and a NS50, thats all work fine.
I want to setup split DNS so the user with the 5GT uses the corporate DNS server on our network for name resolution for the mail server/file server etc and the ISP DNS for everything else. I know i need to use proxy dns in the netscreen and have played around with DHCP/DNS setting in here but cant get it to work. When i have DHCP pointing to the netscreen for DNS I cant seem to resolve anything.
Thanks very much.

Split DNS setup for site to site VPN

Hardware-based firewalls provide more sophisticated protection for inbound and outbound traffic than the simple Windows software firewall or the basic NAT firewalls found in routers. These devices implement techniques such as stateful packet inspection, deep packet inspection, and content filtering; and may include built-in antivirus and anti-malware protection.