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Subject: RE: Problems with Bind 8.2.3
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I've solved the problem.

If any of you are working with a Cisco 677/678 ADSL Router, upgrade the CBOS
to atleast 2.4.3 and setup your nameserver to answer on a port larger than
1024, eg. 3000.

Then forward port 53 TCP/UDP from the external interface to port 3000 (Or
what you've configured your nameserver to) on the internal interface.

Somehow it translates addresses if the port you forward to internally, are
bellow 1024.

Best Regards,
Peter


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