1. Go to DNS screen under forwarders and click on the plus sign to add a new network definition, add open dns server as host as described in screenshot1. Repeat the step for the second server if desired.
2. Add you internal LAN to the allowed networks list as shown in screenshot2.
3. Make sure your internal clients are using astaro as their DNS server.
Another huge advantage of using OpenDNS is that it blocks phishing websites from loading on your computer. It uses data from Phishtank, a community site that is also used by Yahoo! Mail to determine if some particular website is part of any online phishing scam.
Now... if I set up OpenDNS servers as primary and secondary dns of my astaro, could the OpenDNS phishing filter conflicts with astaro http proxy? How OpenDNS warns the user?
eclipse79: There would be no conflict, you would just be checking against two separate bad site databases. The OpenDNS filtering has its' own block page and is configured separately from their website.
eclipse79: There would be no conflict, you would just be checking against two separate bad site databases. The OpenDNS filtering has its' own block page and is configured separately from their website.
Scott, my post was related to a spam message (that has been deleted!), not to opendns [:)]
Another huge advantage of using OpenDNS is that it blocks phishing websites from loading on your computer. It uses data from Phishtank, a community site that is also used by Yahoo! Mail to determine if some particular website is part of any online phishing scam.
Now... if I set up OpenDNS servers as primary and secondary dns of my astaro, could the OpenDNS phishing filter conflicts with astaro http proxy? How OpenDNS warns the user?
If OpenDNS blocks a page, you will see an error page from OpenDNS.
If Astaro's content filter blocks a page, you will see an error page from Astaro.
