> > 1) run an internal DNS behind the firewall, and direct all queries at
> > that system, punch a hole through the firewall to allow that system
> > through. I do this on my network, I have a bridged freebsd box
> > which has a default ipfw policy of deny, then I told BIND to only
> > use UDP port
> Workarounds:
>
> 1) run an internal DNS behind the firewall, and direct all queries at
> that system, punch a hole through the firewall to allow that system
> through. I do this on my network, I have a bridged freebsd box
> which has a default ipfw policy of deny, then I told BIND to only
> use
Benedict Verheyen said:
> Hi,
>
> i configured shorewall on my server to share the internet connection. My
> apt.conf file contains a line to configure the use of the proxy of my
> isp:
> Acquire::http:Proxy "http://proxy.isp.be:8080";;
most firewalls with a default deny block outbound DNS request
Hi,
i configured shorewall on my server to share the internet connection.
My apt.conf file contains a line to configure the use of the proxy
of my isp:
Acquire::http:Proxy "http://proxy.isp.be:8080";;
However when i do an apt-get it gets stopped by the firewall.
apt-get install menu result:
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