Re: Help With DNS Through VPN

"Ding Bat" <billyg1943@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Using a Cisco Router as VPN server and can connect fine to a Windows 2000
> SBS SP4 running ISA 2000 SP2 firewall.

What do you mean? Are you running a site-to-site VPN with Cisco at one end
and ISA at the other end of the tunnel?

> I can connect and RDP OK

RDP to what?

> but I cannot get DNS to work over the VPN. I have been all over ISA and
> can't find anywhere I can configure DNS to go over the tunnel.

With ISA2000 you don't configure anything in particular, you just have to
make sure that routing between the networks involved is properly configured.

> Thie client gets the correct IP address of the DNS server but it doesn't
> work

What client? All you mentioned so far was a Cisco router used as VPN server.
And, where is that DNS server located?

Virgil


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