DNS not resolving internet domain names , its behind ISA2004

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I have a DNS server (AD integrated) on 2003 domain controller, behind
ISA2004 server which is connected to internet thru ADSL.
My DNS server is not resolving Internet domain names but can resolve local
names. It is configured with valid forwarders .Nslookup is getting timed out
when I try to resolve out side domain names. Due to this my exchange server
not able to send mails to out as SMTP is routed thru DNS .


On ISA server I have opened DNS ports.
Looks like DNS queries are getting blocked on the way.
ISA server is resolving names as its external interface connected to
internet is configured with ISPs DNS server address.
My mail queue is growing as it cant go out where as its able to send mails
internally , Any one having solution to solve this name resolution issue???
 
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Raisal said:
I have a DNS server (AD integrated) on 2003 domain controller, behind
ISA2004 server which is connected to internet thru ADSL.
My DNS server is not resolving Internet domain names but can resolve
local names. It is configured with valid forwarders .Nslookup is
getting timed out when I try to resolve out side domain names. Due to
this my exchange server not able to send mails to out as SMTP is
routed thru DNS .


On ISA server I have opened DNS ports.
Looks like DNS queries are getting blocked on the way.
ISA server is resolving names as its external interface connected to
internet is configured with ISPs DNS server address.
My mail queue is growing as it cant go out where as its able to send
mails internally , Any one having solution to solve this name
resolution issue???
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Apparently this was Multi-posted. **Please see my response to your post in
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