How to Disable router DNS provisioning?
The conclusions section of DNSBench tells me it would be best to disable dns provisioning in the router. I have relatively cheap consumer grade routers in an L configuration as Steve has suggested as a security measure to protect me from my kids network. One is a netgear wireless (internet side) and the other attached to the netgear is a wired Dlink for my PC. I don't see where either of them allows me to turn off DNS, just a choice of specifying servers or getting from the ISP. My internal router points to the netgear router (gotten automatically) and the netgear points to the cox servers (gotten automatically also). Can routers in this class usually allow turning off DNS? Or am I misunderstanding the conclusion bullet point altogether. Thanks John
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John
9/15/2009 3:14:37 PM
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"John Pearce" <nospam@sorry.com> wrote in message news:MPG.25195d4b49ecf7c2989684@news.grc.com... > The conclusions section of DNSBench tells me it would be best to disable > dns provisioning in the router. I have relatively cheap consumer grade > routers in an L configuration as Steve has suggested as a security > measure to protect me from my kids network. One is a netgear wireless > (internet side) and the other attached to the netgear is a wired Dlink > for my PC. I don't see where either of them allows me to turn off DNS, > just a choice of specifying servers or getting from the ISP. My > internal router points to the netgear router (gotten automatically) and > the netgear points to the cox servers (gotten automatically also). > > Can routers in this class usually allow turning off DNS? Or am I > misunderstanding the conclusion bullet point altogether. I don't recall seeing options to turn off dns resolution per se, but I believe that if you supply dns servers (by IP address) then the router uses them instead of passing dns requests "up stream". I am pretty sure that in my dlink DIR-615, I had to supply a full set of dns server IP addresses to force the router to use only those and thereby exclude passing dns requests up stream... (I can't recall whether the Dlink has provision for 2 or 3 dns server IP addresses in the config, but something tells me it was 3) There is a difference between the router attempting to resolve dns lookups versus simply passing the dns traffic up stream. The former would be somewhat rare (I would think) in a residential router like those sold by the likes of Best Buy etc. I am not at all sure what alternative firmware in the router (like dd-wrt) might do for dns...
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Kerry
9/15/2009 3:26:35 PM
"John Pearce" <nospam@sorry.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.25195d4b49ecf7c2989684@news.grc.com...
> The conclusions section of DNSBench tells me it would be best to disable
> dns provisioning in the router. I have relatively cheap consumer grade
> routers in an L configuration as Steve has suggested as a security
> measure to protect me from my kids network. One is a netgear wireless
> (internet side) and the other attached to the netgear is a wired Dlink
> for my PC. I don't see where either of them allows me to turn off DNS,
> just a choice of specifying servers or getting from the ISP. My
> internal router points to the netgear router (gotten automatically) and
> the netgear points to the cox servers (gotten automatically also).
>
> Can routers in this class usually allow turning off DNS? Or am I
> misunderstanding the conclusion bullet point altogether.
Ok, from your description it sounds like you've got this:
Internet -- Netgear -- Dlink
Currently the Netgear and the Dlink pull DNS settings via DHCP (ie,
they are assigned automatically. The Netgear gets the DNS settings
from the ISP and the Dlink gets them from the Netgear.
Correct?
If so...
Simply configure the Netgear to use specific DNS servers. I've got a
Netgear (several actually) in my lab. Most of them allow you to specify
the DNS server in two modes:
-Get from ISP
-Use specified...
You want this second option.
You'll have to fill in the IP addresses of the servers you want to use.
I've had good luck with 4.2.2.1 - 4.2.2.4 and 208.67.222.222.
Once you set this option and Apply the change, your Dlink will pull the
DNS server information from the Netgear...once the Dlink's DHCP lease
expires or if you reboot the Dlink.
--
Cal...
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Cal
9/15/2009 3:34:14 PM
John Pearce wrote: > The conclusions section of DNSBench tells me it would be best to disable > dns provisioning in the router. I have relatively cheap consumer grade > routers in an L configuration as Steve has suggested as a security > measure to protect me from my kids network. One is a netgear wireless > (internet side) and the other attached to the netgear is a wired Dlink > for my PC. I don't see where either of them allows me to turn off DNS, > just a choice of specifying servers or getting from the ISP. My > internal router points to the netgear router (gotten automatically) and > the netgear points to the cox servers (gotten automatically also). > > Can routers in this class usually allow turning off DNS? Or am I > misunderstanding the conclusion bullet point altogether. > I can't help you with the D-Link but I have a Netgear, although it is a small business router. The setting that you want isn't with the DNS setting in the "WAN Settings" but under "LAN Setup" where DHCP can be enabled or disabled. There is a tick box to "Enable DNS Proxy". If that is ticked the router will use its own address as the DNS server in the DHCP response. If not checked it will forward the IPs of whatever servers are configured in the "WAN Settings".
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sparky
9/15/2009 5:00:10 PM
Hi, I use the OS's facility to specify DNS servers to override the Router's default allocation. In Windows you can specify DNS servers in the TCP/IP properties. I use the OpenDNS servers myself, you may with to use others. Kind Regards Simon
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Simon
9/15/2009 5:38:23 PM
In article <h8obno$hp8$1@news.grc.com>, kerry.removethisandoneperiod.liles@gmail.com says... > "John Pearce" <nospam@sorry.com> wrote in message > I don't recall seeing options to turn off dns resolution per se, but I > believe that if you supply dns servers (by IP address) then the router uses > them instead of passing dns requests "up stream". I am pretty sure that in > my dlink DIR-615, I had to supply a full set of dns server IP addresses to > force the router to use only those and thereby exclude passing dns requests > up stream... (I can't recall whether the Dlink has provision for 2 or 3 dns > server IP addresses in the config, but something tells me it was 3) > > There is a difference between the router attempting to resolve dns lookups > versus simply passing the dns traffic up stream. The former would be > somewhat rare (I would think) in a residential router like those sold by the > likes of Best Buy etc. I am not at all sure what alternative firmware in the > router (like dd-wrt) might do for dns... > Thank you. I set up the OS and both routers to point to the cox servers rather than get them automatically. This seems to have helped the issue with the conclusions section. John
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John
9/16/2009 4:14:47 PM
In article <h8ocde$if8$1@news.grc.com>, beltphed@hotmail.com says... > > Ok, from your description it sounds like you've got this: > > Internet -- Netgear -- Dlink > > Currently the Netgear and the Dlink pull DNS settings via DHCP (ie, > they are assigned automatically. The Netgear gets the DNS settings > from the ISP and the Dlink gets them from the Netgear. > > Correct? Yes > > If so... > > Simply configure the Netgear to use specific DNS servers. I've got a > Netgear (several actually) in my lab. Most of them allow you to specify > the DNS server in two modes: > > -Get from ISP > > -Use specified... > > You want this second option. > > You'll have to fill in the IP addresses of the servers you want to use. > > I've had good luck with 4.2.2.1 - 4.2.2.4 and 208.67.222.222. > > Once you set this option and Apply the change, your Dlink will pull the > DNS server information from the Netgear...once the Dlink's DHCP lease > expires or if you reboot the Dlink. > > Well, the netgear already had the ISP servers in there because it got them automatcally. However the Dlink still pointed to the netgear and the OS pointed to the dlink. To resolve this I just set all of them to use the cox servers. Cox was one that patched their servers very quickly when that poisoning issue hit, and the performance from my system is so close to the 4.2.2.1 etc servers that I don't see a need to change.
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John
9/16/2009 4:18:37 PM
In article <h8ojf5$phm$1@news.grc.com>, simon@*no-spam*.pc- technical.co.uk says... > Hi, > > I use the OS's facility to specify DNS servers to override the Router's > default allocation. > I think that was the point that I missed Simon, was to just point the OS to the cox servers directly. I probably don't need to bother with what is in the routers at all.
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John
9/16/2009 4:20:07 PM
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Does the DNS system give preference to MX servers based on the position of it in the config file?? I was always under the impression it was by value preference?? I have three MX records for our domain with values: 0 server1.domain.com 5 server2.domain.com 10 server3.domain.com They are ordered in the config file as follows: 5 server2.domain.com 0 server1.domain.com 10 server3.domain.com Mail is ALWAYS initially received by value 5, 5 server2.domain.com It's like record 0 does not exist. BTW, this info is hosted at ISP location so it's a total beeeeaatch to c...
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The DNS project sounds very interesting. I printed your post & Berstein's Notes on the Domain Name System, to save them for future study. I find that extensive reading of text on the tube is very stresfull & so I prefer the printed version. I'm looking foreward to your follow up posts. Thanks for sharing..Geo ...
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I have a NW5.1 server running named, I have setup my webmail.domainname.co.uk and intranet.domainname.co.uk and externally they work fine however, internally they don't resolve the names and I have to type in the ipaddress. In my network setup I have a cisco PIX box and router that allows access to the outside world. I have tried static addresses to point directly to my DNS server for DNS resolution but the fault still persists. I am looking for any pointers or suggestions. Thanks, Euan Where is the DNS server with respect to the PIX -- is it inside the fire...
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Name: James Perrett Email: jamesdotperrettataudotteletechdotcom Product: Gran Paradiso Summary: DNS Comments: I find Firefox very slow on several linuxes...(MyhtDora 5,Mythbuntu 8.04, Opensuse) and IE 6.0 on windows is a lot faster. On these boxes konqueor is faster at download a number of web sites. It looks like the looking up DNS though firefox is the main problem... But "ping" various websites the dns lookup is very fast. Why is Firefox so slow ...Why the need for disabling IP version 6.. to make it useable Browser Details: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en...
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Is there a way to add,remove,edit zones in microsoft dns server with asp.net? Yes. Though I supsect you meant to ask the question "How can I add,remove,edit zones in microsoft dns server with asp.net?" Take a look at dnscmd.exe, the command line tool for managing DNS. JeffPlease: Don't forget to click "Mark as Answer" on the post that helped you. That way future readers will know which post solved your issue....
Propagate DNS Settings to Other DNS Servers
My server is the Authoratitive DNS server for my domain. if the NAMED service is down, no one can resolve to my web site. It seems as if my DNS settings are not propogating to other DNS servers on the Internet to be cached there. What settings do I have to change to make this happen ? Steve -- Other DNS servers are not responsible for caching your DNS info. If they have to resolve names using your server, they may cache that info so they don't have to ask your server for it every time, but even then the caching is probably only for a short time. The only way t...
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In telecommunication , provisioning is the process of preparing and equipping a network to allow it to provide (new) services to its users. In ...
In telecommunication , provisioning is the process of preparing and equipping a network to allow it to provide (new) services to its users. In ...
Razor : DevOps + Bare-metal Provisioning - Nick Weaver of VMware - YouTube"Razor : DevOps + Bare-metal Provisioning" Nick Weaver, Automation Architect at VMware at PuppetConf 2012. Join the Razor mailing list + ask ...
Inabox signs DGIT Telflow to upgrade its provisioning systemAustralian ICT provider, Inabox Group, has announced plans to upgrade its provisioning platform to service delivery platform, DGIT Telflow, in ...
Citrix XenDesktop v.7.1 Provisioning Services (PVS) Deep Dive
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Computerworld Australia is the leading source of technology news, analysis and tools for IT decision makers, managers and professionals. ...
Gemalto Demonstrates Remote Provisioning of Consumer Devices Based on GSMA Architecture
... world leader in digital security, presents a demonstration that brings to life for the first time a common architecture for the remote provisioning ...
... world leader in digital security, presents a demonstration that brings to life for the first time a common architecture for the remote provisioning ...
Zero Touch Provisioning can help the network world catch up to server advancesThis vendor-written tech primer has been edited by Network World to eliminate product promotion, but readers should note it will likely favor ...
Improper ‘provisioning and planning’ blamed for Apple’s botched live stream, not CDN capacity... in the future. Filed under: AAPL Company Continue reading more about AAPL Company at 9to5Mac . What do you think? Discuss "Improper ‘provisioning ...
Metal as a Service: Canonical announces Ubuntu server provisioning tool... company behind the Ubuntu Linux distribution, has announced a new tool called Metal as a Service (MAAS) that is designed to simplify the provisioning ...
Identity, Authentication, and Provisioning Them Online
Christina jotted down some thoughts on indentity on a flight to SF and I read them this morning. In her post, she references Ev's excellent post ...
Christina jotted down some thoughts on indentity on a flight to SF and I read them this morning. In her post, she references Ev's excellent post ...
Overland Storage Revolutionises Unified Storage with SnapServer DX, Provisioning-free Storage for Distributed ...
Overland Storage today unveiled SnapServer DX, a new unified NAS and iSCSI SAN device that leverages the company’s new standards-based ...
Overland Storage today unveiled SnapServer DX, a new unified NAS and iSCSI SAN device that leverages the company’s new standards-based ...
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