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Join Date: Apr 2009
Posts: 1
OS: Vista Home Basic
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IPTABLES Gone Crazy
I'm not too sure what happened in between or etc but my client started complaining that his server cannot resolve the domains hosted there. So naturally, I went to check and the funny thing is that after checking, I found out that PORT 53 has been blocked and thus I stopped the IPTABLES and everything went back to normal.
The funniest thing is that everytime IPTABLES restarted, it would give the same error again. The domains there will not resolve. It seems that even after trying to add a rule to IPTABLES for PORT 53 to be unblocked, it would still do the same thing. Does anyone actually know or have encountered this problem before? My client is using CentOS and DirectAdmin. I've asked DA about this problem and they just told me to stop the IPTABLES which I do not think is a good solution. If anyone could help, it would be very much appreciated. I have found no errors on IPTABLES, the config and etc are all the DEFAULT settings and has not been changed. Plus, APF rules did state that port 53 be opened already. Please do help out if you have encountered this problem before. Thanks a lot! |
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