>
> Are you *sure* that you're still having a DNS problem?
>
> -Tom

Looks like I am just having unexpected behavior from the VPN client and
the DNS query.

This is from my DNS logs:
25-Jun-2007 13:39:24.039 info: client 172.16.99.10#32780: view
standard-in: query: slug.domain.actdsltmp IN A +

So it appears shorewall did what it was supposed to, BIND did what it was
supposed to, but I did not get the desired response.

Although VPN client's /etc/resolv.conf has correct entries for "search"
and "nameserver" (for the VPN network); DNS queries are not be returned as
expected.

In this instance, the VPN client queried for non-FQDM "slug", but from the
above log the search domain is the one from the pre-vpn connection, and
not from the post-vpn connection. Not sure why though???

It looks like I need to go back and write better up/down scripts for the
OpenVPN client so that /etc/resolv.conf in configured in such a way that
it will return expected results.

I guess I needed a little hand holding to get me pointed in the right
direction rather then staring around with a puzzled look not making any
progress.

Thanks.
Scott

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