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Re: DNS and VPN

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>>>>> "Kumar" == Kumar V Vemuri <vvkumar@lucent.com> writes:
    Kumar> RAS. How does one now resolve DNS queries across sites ?

  The best way is for the IPsec client to include a DNS server
locally, which either
	a) knows which domains to forward to which internal DNS servers

	b) acts a secondary for all the internal DNS servers
	(this answering the queries locally)
	[Bind 8 could transfer just the "STUB" zones, and avoid	having
	everything locally ]

	c) something else

    Kumar> Also, does not Win 95 permit one to have only two choices

  Technology is not limited by what Win95 can do.

    Kumar> for DNS ? Does this restrict the number of tunnels to a
    Kumar> maximum of two ?). I think it is unlikely that the client

  No, since a "domain does not exist" failure from the first does
cause the machine to query the second. Instead, one needs to put
127.0.0.1 in, and run a DNS server locally.

    Kumar>   b. Recently, in the mailing list, there was a reference
    Kumar> to the SKIX (Symmetic Key Infrastructure Architecture) and
    Kumar> X.17 in the context of symmetric manual keying in
    Kumar> IPSec. Could someone point me to the appropriate IETF group
    Kumar> that is working on this ?

  I think this was partially in jest. No IETF WG exists by that name,
but if one did exist, then they might start with the ITU's X.17 standard.

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