dns config behind nat

William Stacey · Dec 8, 2003

They should be the public IP (fixed) for the wingate public interface. Then
the wingate probably has a port forwarding config screen. You will then
setup port forwarding for DNS (udp/tcp port 53, smtp, etc) to the respective
private IP(s) behind the wingate or nat device.

ginette · Dec 8, 2003

can somebody tel me where to find artical on how to configure a dns behind a
wingate
all these services (www,ftp,dns,mail) are on the same pc 192.168.0.80
what do i put in the sao ns host mx ansd all those things (should it be the
local add or the external one i've done it before for a dns with an fixe ip
but never with one behind a nat)

we have only one fixe ip that is on the wingate machine and soon on a
router/firewall device

-- thanks for help,
Ginette

Jonathan de Boyne Pollard · Dec 11, 2003

g> (should it be the local add or the external one [...?])

It should be whichever IP address the entities, to whom you are
publishing those DNS data, should be using. (In such situations,
the employment of "split horizon" DNS service is often inevitable.)

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dns config behind nat

William Stacey

ginette

Jonathan de Boyne Pollard