apologies for Micro$oft things on this email, but i am looking for answers to
recommend to use Linux as proxy and DNS resolver.
problem: our office is using ISA proxy and it points to "root hint servers" as
our DNS resolvers. ex-admin guy did that. now, we can't resolve/get A record of
our website that is hosted in our ISP. other parts of the world can see our
website, but we from the inside can't get the A record, thus, we can't view the
website.
is it OK to use root hint servers?what is the catch? or should i use our ISP's
nameservers? i am looking for some answers to back up my proposal to use Linux
DNS forwarder and proxy.
can you pls share some?
thanks.
Sir June
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