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Hi,<br />
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Does the user have the same IP Address subnet as the company's internal IP address subnet?<br />
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Hi,

Does the user have the same IP Address subnet as the company's internal IP address subnet?



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No internally we use a 10.160.xxx.xxx and they are using a 192.168.xxx.xxx
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No internally we use a 10.160.xxx.xxx and they are using a 192.168.xxx.xxx

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Sounds exactly like what is happening. I guess there isn't a fix. I wonder why it just started..
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Sounds exactly like what is happening. I guess there isn't a fix. I wonder why it just started..

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Did you try- &quot;disabled the LAN NIC from registering in DNS &nbsp;which has helped my situation.&quot; from the link?
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Did you try- "disabled the LAN NIC from registering in DNS  which has helped my situation." from the link?

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I can't really do that because when the user comes back into the office and connects to the network here I want the lan card to register in DNS, The only time I don't want it to register is when they are connected by VPN.
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I can't really do that because when the user comes back into the office and connects to the network here I want the lan card to register in DNS, The only time I don't want it to register is when they are connected by VPN.

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I've got a problem here that just started up. It looks like when a user connects to our ASA both the IP the ASA gives out and the home IP get registered into DNS. Who do I keep the 192.168 IP's from being entered into DNS?
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I've got a problem here that just started up. It looks like when a user connects to our ASA both the IP the ASA gives out and the home IP get registered into DNS. Who do I keep the 192.168 IP's from being entered into DNS?

Cisco ASA clients home IP being register into DNS

The Domain Name System (DNS) is a hierarchical, globally distributed system responsible for associating the name of a computer, service or other resource into an IP address for connecting to the Internet or a private network. Most prominently, it translates domain names to the numerical IP addresses needed for the purpose of computer services and devices worldwide.