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Date: Thu, 15 Apr 1999 10:31:49 -0700
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From: John Scharles <johns@vcnet.com>
Subject: named running with natd 
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Is there any special setup necessary to run named on a machine running
natd? I've got 3.1 release on a machine that's acting as a internet gateway
using firewall and natd, and everything seems to work fine except for
outside DNS queries(for DNS testing I allowed everything to pass the
firewall). 

Before I go through trying to debug my DNS I just wanted to make sure that
I didn't miss something in the documentation about natd that would pertain
to DNS.
 
TIA
js


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