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SBS 2O08 Non Domain Users use DNS
Hi,
I have an issue with SBS 2008 whereby non domain users (visiting users), get DHCP allocated, but DNS does not work for them. (they are allocated the correct IP of the DC for DNS)
I have my ISP's DNS servers setup as forwarders, and it's working for domain users.
How do I set SBS to allow non domain systems access to DNS?
Thanks!
I have an issue with SBS 2008 whereby non domain users (visiting users), get DHCP allocated, but DNS does not work for them. (they are allocated the correct IP of the DC for DNS)
I have my ISP's DNS servers setup as forwarders, and it's working for domain users.
How do I set SBS to allow non domain systems access to DNS?
Thanks!
As far as I am aware, there is no way to do this, when a PC connects to the network, could you do a an nslookup in a cmd window please? see what response you get?
DNS is by default a non-authenticated protocol. Non-domain machines can make requests against the DNS server just as easily as the domain machines. If this isn't working then you likely have another issue, such as firewall rules, causing problems.
-Cliff
-Cliff
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Thanks.. it's very strange, an NSLOOKUP resolves google.com to the correct IP, so it's the traffic that isnt being passed through the ASA 5505 for some reason! A reboot of the router seems to fix this. Any ideas??
Not without taking a detailed look at your network and firewall rules, sorry.
-Cliff
-Cliff
So there is some reason for the firewall to block traffic, sadly im not a Cisco person, but with watchguard it is able to block IPs due to behaviour like port scans, virus's etc. Is there a way to look at blocked IPs within the ASA500? Worth a look.
How many people is your ASA5505 licenced for? If you have more that x number IP addresses accessing the internet, it will block all above your ASA limit.
Do a 'show local' on the asa to see the number of active sessions. Do a 'show ver' to see the license.
Do a 'show local' on the asa to see the number of active sessions. Do a 'show ver' to see the license.
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Thank you. I bet this is the issue.. I can't see a "show local", I'm using ASDM 6. Any ideas?
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Thank you. This is the issue indeed. Many thanks.