IX' IDS. I don't know. Just why qmail reports a T_ANY
failure as a CNAME failure, I also don't know.
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ny these days.)
6.3 fixed it. The command is "fixup protocol dns min_length ".
It was indeed the PIX, though "ip audit signature 6053 disable" allows T_ANY
DNS queries. By default sig 6053 blocks T_ANY on the outside interface...
Thank you all for
an bind tell the difference between
inside and outside queries for T_ANY? Can the PIX? Can IOS even tell if this is
a T_ANY DNS query?
And, of course, there's the question I haven't thought of whose answer will fix
my problem...
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dns"; I don't think IOS in the router
knows anything about what type of DNS query is coming in; and the same query to
the other nameserver ('dig @ns1.richeyrentals.com -t any slsware.com') also
fails. That one's also behind a PIX, but has a non-IOS router.
Both servers are Debia
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