Hide Internal IP Address in DNS

[edmund085]

does anybody here knows how to?

[StuartNaylor]

To be honest edmund085 bind should be split into forward and reverse nodes and without doubt the internal IP shouldn't need to be hid.

I have setup a few versions of vanilla samba4 from sernet and have a personal choice for the internal DNS of samba rather than bind. (full blown bind9 to complicated for this simple mind, just wish the internal could have more forwarders)

Its just a doddle to set up and you can use RSAT tools.

I get different results with Zentyal and vanilla samba4 and yeah something is not right but exactly what I am not sure.

Its a bug and shouldn't be that way externally. I don't know the exact details with this fault haven't had a look but something is amiss with the dns generally.

[N. Balauro]

NP: Squid must be built with the --enable-http-violations configure option before building.

• http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/ConfiguringSquid

From what I can tell Squid needs to be compiled from source with the above configure option.
--enable-http-violations

 Most likely this is not the the way Squid was installed in Zentyal? Can anyone confirm this?

[edmund085]

It seems no one is answering, so I guess, I have to delete the internal ip addresses of zentyal manually on the Windows Server 2008 everyday. Tsk