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DNS on ASG320

jaxisland
For the last year my 320 was fine, we use the ssl vpn to connect in remotely. I was able to ping and run outlook from the vpn with no issue. As of a few days ago I cannot use outlook from behind the ssl vpn client. Now I cannot ping my server as well. I can ping my domain controller but not my exchange server. The issue is pinging my name, I can ping everything by IP. But the problem is outlook needs to resolve the name so it wont connect. 

How can I get the Astaro to forward my DNS requests or resolve them properly?


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    What version of Astaro?
     
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    What version of Astaro?


    7.306, with 1 update available. Im going to try and install it later tonight after hours.
  • 0 in reply to jaxisland
    Do you have DNS forwarders properly configured?

    network>>DNS>>forwarders
  • 0 in reply to wingman
    There are 3 items listed. 2 are public IP's of my ISP DNS and one is my internal DNS server.
  • 0 in reply to jaxisland
    I doubt that the 7.400 Up2Date will fix your problem, but it probably won't hurt.  You might try flushing the DNS.  I think you can remove 'Internal (Network)' from 'Allowed Networks' then click 'Apply' then add 'Internal (Network)' back in and click 'Apply'.

    If you are the only person experiencing this, you might try an ipconfig /flushdns on your PC.  If that doesn't work, try removing the SSL client and re-installing it via the User Portal.

    A reboot might solve it, but check that there haven't been any changes in the SSL configuration.

    That's all I can think of, but I probably missed something  obvious.

    Cheers and goodl luck! - Bob
     
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  • 0 in reply to jaxisland
    I doubt that the 7.400 Up2Date will fix your problem, but it probably won't hurt.  You might try flushing the DNS.  I think you can remove 'Internal (Network)' from 'Allowed Networks' then click 'Apply' then add 'Internal (Network)' back in and click 'Apply'.

    If you are the only person experiencing this, you might try an ipconfig /flushdns on your PC.  If that doesn't work, try removing the SSL client and re-installing it via the User Portal.

    A reboot might solve it, but check that there haven't been any changes in the SSL configuration.

    That's all I can think of, but I probably missed something  obvious.

    Cheers and goodl luck! - Bob
     
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    Sophos Certified Architect - UTM
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