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DNS through an ASA

mulhollandm
Level 1
Level 1

folks

me again!

i'm trying to allow DNS through an ASA 5540 but though i have a rule allowing the source to the correct destinations with 'domain' as the service the traffic is being denied

the traffic is udp whilst the domain service is TCP

i've tried adding a new DNS group as TCP-UDP but i get an error saying this is already created but when i try to select this group there are no groups available

any ideas what i'm doing wrong

thanks to anyone taking the time to reply again

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andrew.prince
Level 10
Level 10

michael,

Generally I write a rule - that is specific to the src and dst IP's using the tcp/udp port numbers. Group objects are great for large config's for generic services, i.e http - smtp etc. But I like to make troubleshooting easier for myself in these kinds of requirements.

You also need to make sure that the default DNS inspection rule, allow's for larger TCP/DNS queries/replies = max length.

HTH>

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andrew.prince
Level 10
Level 10

michael,

Generally I write a rule - that is specific to the src and dst IP's using the tcp/udp port numbers. Group objects are great for large config's for generic services, i.e http - smtp etc. But I like to make troubleshooting easier for myself in these kinds of requirements.

You also need to make sure that the default DNS inspection rule, allow's for larger TCP/DNS queries/replies = max length.

HTH>

andrew

many thanks for your reply

i had a better look at the rule and ticked udp rather than tcp!

thanks again

np - glad to help.

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