check your logs to see if you are killing the inbound dns
return traffic remember its not established it must be allowed in that 
direction...

piranha...


/* My Lord Tzu, the first tao of combat is
learning retreat is a weapon
Yuen Li, Archery Sifu to General Sun Tzu */



>From: Rick Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: DNS vs. the firewall
>Date: Thu, 6 Dec 2001 07:31:20 -0800 (PST)
>
>I'm still struggling trying to get my internal DNS
>server to forward requests to my ISP's DNS server.  I
>can access web sites via the IP address but I can't
>get DNS resolution to work.  I can ping the ISP's DNS
>servers from my DNS servers and I have the ISP's DNS
>servers set up as forwarders for my internal DNS
>servers.  I am allowing UPD and TCP 53 from the my DNS
>servers to the ISP's servers.  What am I missing?
>When I do an nslookup on something like www.google.com
>it immediately responds that my DNS server doesn't
>know what it is.  Is this some start of authority
>thing?  The internal domain is registered and the name
>servers are listed by Network Solutions as my ISP's
>name servers.  I'm stuck and it's putting me in a real
>bind.  PLEASE HELP!
>
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