Can't resolve internal/private DNS entries over VPN connection - openvpn
I have my net interface (192.0.1.10) that is configured to a intranet private DNS server in (192.0.1.17). With this configuration the DNS server works well, i.e. testing with "telnet 192.0.1.17 53" it connect!
I configure the VPN client with the address 10.0.0.10 and added the "dhcp-option DNS 192.0.1.17" configuration to point to the intranet DNS, but when It's connected to the VPN, I can't no more telnet to the DNS server.
"Connecting To 192.0.1.17...Could not open connection to the host, on port 53: Connect failed"
I tried to add route 192.0.0.17 the route to the client to force the routing, but no way, I can't retrieve the server using the telnet.
Someone have one idea?
Thank you
dns openvpn
asked Jan 2 at 13:37
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I have my net interface (192.0.1.10) that is configured to a intranet private DNS server in (192.0.1.17). With this configuration the DNS server works well, i.e. testing with "telnet 192.0.1.17 53" it connect!
I configure the VPN client with the address 10.0.0.10 and added the "dhcp-option DNS 192.0.1.17" configuration to point to the intranet DNS, but when It's connected to the VPN, I can't no more telnet to the DNS server.
"Connecting To 192.0.1.17...Could not open connection to the host, on port 53: Connect failed"
I tried to add route 192.0.0.17 the route to the client to force the routing, but no way, I can't retrieve the server using the telnet.
Someone have one idea?
Thank you
dns openvpn
asked Jan 2 at 13:37
Rbi-u-bRbi-u-b
1
Why is your intranet using addressess from a "special-purpose" reserved range?
– grawity
Jan 2 at 14:15
The VPN is used to over internet, and tjhe DNS is to resolve intranet names.
– Rbi-u-b
Jan 3 at 18:50
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I have my net interface (192.0.1.10) that is configured to a intranet private DNS server in (192.0.1.17). With this configuration the DNS server works well, i.e. testing with "telnet 192.0.1.17 53" it connect!
I configure the VPN client with the address 10.0.0.10 and added the "dhcp-option DNS 192.0.1.17" configuration to point to the intranet DNS, but when It's connected to the VPN, I can't no more telnet to the DNS server.
"Connecting To 192.0.1.17...Could not open connection to the host, on port 53: Connect failed"
I tried to add route 192.0.0.17 the route to the client to force the routing, but no way, I can't retrieve the server using the telnet.
Someone have one idea?
Thank you
dns openvpn
asked Jan 2 at 13:37
Rbi-u-bRbi-u-b
1
I have my net interface (192.0.1.10) that is configured to a intranet private DNS server in (192.0.1.17). With this configuration the DNS server works well, i.e. testing with "telnet 192.0.1.17 53" it connect!
I configure the VPN client with the address 10.0.0.10 and added the "dhcp-option DNS 192.0.1.17" configuration to point to the intranet DNS, but when It's connected to the VPN, I can't no more telnet to the DNS server.
"Connecting To 192.0.1.17...Could not open connection to the host, on port 53: Connect failed"
I tried to add route 192.0.0.17 the route to the client to force the routing, but no way, I can't retrieve the server using the telnet.
Someone have one idea?
Thank you
dns openvpn
dns openvpn
asked Jan 2 at 13:37
Rbi-u-bRbi-u-b
1
asked Jan 2 at 13:37
Rbi-u-bRbi-u-b
1
asked Jan 2 at 13:37
Rbi-u-bRbi-u-b
1
asked Jan 2 at 13:37
Rbi-u-bRbi-u-b
1
asked Jan 2 at 13:37
Rbi-u-bRbi-u-b
1
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Why is your intranet using addressess from a "special-purpose" reserved range?
– grawity
Jan 2 at 14:15
The VPN is used to over internet, and tjhe DNS is to resolve intranet names.
– Rbi-u-b
Jan 3 at 18:50
add a comment |
Why is your intranet using addressess from a "special-purpose" reserved range?
– grawity
Jan 2 at 14:15
The VPN is used to over internet, and tjhe DNS is to resolve intranet names.
– Rbi-u-b
Jan 3 at 18:50
Why is your intranet using addressess from a "special-purpose" reserved range?
– grawity
Jan 2 at 14:15
Why is your intranet using addressess from a "special-purpose" reserved range?
– grawity
Jan 2 at 14:15
The VPN is used to over internet, and tjhe DNS is to resolve intranet names.
– Rbi-u-b
Jan 3 at 18:50
The VPN is used to over internet, and tjhe DNS is to resolve intranet names.
– Rbi-u-b
Jan 3 at 18:50
add a comment |
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Why is your intranet using addressess from a "special-purpose" reserved range?
– grawity
Jan 2 at 14:15
The VPN is used to over internet, and tjhe DNS is to resolve intranet names.
– Rbi-u-b
Jan 3 at 18:50