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DNS redirecting to DNS4Less

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by jpezrox

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We have 2 networks at my company. 1 NT and 1 Solaris. If you put the Solaris DNS entry in the NT DNS every time you try to go to a web site it redirects you to DNS4LESS. Is this a virus and how do I fix this?

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by cpfeiffe

Perhaps your NT domain is public and your Solaris domian is private? The problem could be that your entry is using the same IP address as www.dns4less.com (as seen to the public world). This would not have been a problem if you were private. Typenslookup www.dns4less.com and make sure none of your entries match its IP address.

by brian.coogan

There really isn't enough information here to allow us to answer this question meaningfully. We'd need to know what you mean by "put the Solaris DNS entry in the NT DNS" to understand - also we'd need to know IP addresses and domain names and what websites resolve to dns4less (and the IP of dns4less). I'd check your Solaris Bind config files are OK, it sounds almost like there's some sort of default wildcard entry there - assuming you really mean *all* websites resolve to dns4less.

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