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My setup is as follows:<br><br>All servers are Centos 7 x86_64 running under VMware ESXi 5.1. <br> <br>My DNS/firewall running PDNS 3.4.1 and PDNS-RECURSOR 3.6.2 has 2 NICs. 1 has one static public IP (79.142.xx.yy), and the other is on my LAN (192.168.3.1/24). <br> <br>The IP in my DNS for the mail server is the public, and ports are then forwarded. <br> <br>mail server is at 192.168.3.50 <br> <br>internal PDNS-recursor (3.6.2) with a Lua script to change address to LAN address is located at 192.168.3.51, <br>and it's the only DNS specified in all workstations network setup. <br> <br>It works like a dream for everybody BUT Windows 7. <br>Android, Linux and Windows XP all get the LAN address when asking for mail.example.com, but Windows 7 gets the public address. <br> <br>I can see in logging in the Lua script that the Windows 7 machine asks for the name, and Lua returns the LAN address, <br>but Windows 7 still gets the public IP. <br> <br>Any ideas to why? <br> <br>I'm also running Samba on the PDNS-recursor to let Windows access the NAS shares, but there's no wins defined anywhere, <br>and the firewall / auth dns is not running Samba. <br> <br>Kind regards, <br>Henrik Woffinden <div> </div><br><br><br><div id="editor_signature"></div>
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