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Force DNS traffic to 1 set of DNS servers

andywhite
A few smarter employees have been changing the DNS server settings on their computers.  Since they absolutely must have admin access on those pc's I need to be able to force all traffic associated with DNS to go to one pair of DNS servers.  (in this case DynDNS.)  

What's the best practice for such a thing?

I'm guessing forward all traffic on port 53... but not sure how to do it.


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    Although I'm tempted by Drew's creative insight, I have to agree with Bruce - the Firewall rules are standard practice, and the NAT rule could be a surprise trap for a new admin. 

    Cheers - Bob

    Sorry for any short responses!  Posted from my iPhone.
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    Although I'm tempted by Drew's creative insight, I have to agree with Bruce - the Firewall rules are standard practice, and the NAT rule could be a surprise trap for a new admin. 

    Cheers - Bob

    Sorry for any short responses!  Posted from my iPhone.
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