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RE: DNS Publ;ishing Woes - 8.Dec.2002 7:21:00 AM

kuwatog

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Hi Jorgen,

Can you please share the patch so the community can benefit from this?

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RE: DNS Publ;ishing Woes - 9.Dec.2002 10:59:00 AM

joeri91942

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Well, the patch looked good.... until we started to see 100% CPU! I'll keep you posted.

/J�rgen

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RE: DNS Publ;ishing Woes - 15.Dec.2002 8:04:00 PM

ejoie

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hows the patch so far? i've had the same problem too and have done everything plus read all of the posts....

thanks.

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RE: DNS Publ;ishing Woes - 15.Dec.2002 9:16:00 PM

tshinder

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Hey guys,

I think we're all waiting for this patch [Big Grin]

Tom

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RE: DNS Publ;ishing Woes - 20.Dec.2002 6:23:00 PM

ejoie

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does anyone have jorgen's email address or know of any way to contact him? he may not even be looking at this thread anymore.

[ December 20, 2002, 06:24 PM: Message edited by: ejoie ]

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RE: DNS Publ;ishing Woes - 6.Jan.2003 3:36:00 AM

ggeeqq

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i dont think there's a patch, if there was, jorgen would have given us the URL.

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RE: DNS Publ;ishing Woes - 27.Feb.2003 2:49:00 PM

rcobbs

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Hi there to all in the group. I have the same problem as discussed. Has there been any process in this. Is the best work around right now to increases the "msFPCMappingQuota" value to 600? Has any one tired a higher number? If so what happened? Thank You.

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RE: DNS Publ;ishing Woes - 27.Feb.2003 11:13:00 PM

kuwatog

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my solution to this is to set up a djbdns server on a heavily acl'ed openbsd box located outside the firewall. crude but it works.

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RE: DNS Publ;ishing Woes - 28.Feb.2003 1:12:00 AM

tshinder

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Hey guys,
Adding the mapping quota didn't help much. I like the BSD in the DMZ [Big Grin]

You can also run a DNS server on the ISA Server and make it available via packet filters.

HTH,
Tom

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RE: DNS Publ;ishing Woes - 25.Mar.2003 3:14:00 AM

ggeeqq

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guys theres already a patch from microsoft..
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS03-009.asp

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RE: DNS Publ;ishing Woes - 25.Mar.2003 4:07:00 AM

tshinder

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Hi GG,

Its a patch, just not for this problem.

HTH,
Tom

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RE: DNS Publ;ishing Woes - 25.Mar.2003 4:19:00 AM

ggeeqq

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Hi tom! Ive patched my servers using this, and for 5 days my DNS is still ok, i havent restarted the firewall service eversince.

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RE: DNS Publ;ishing Woes - 26.Mar.2003 1:41:00 PM

rcobbs

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Hi to every one in the group. Has any one else applied this patch? And what have your results been. I have applied the patch and I think I am seeing the same problem.

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RE: DNS Publ;ishing Woes - 26.Mar.2003 8:07:00 PM

AxleMunshine

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Does the patch discussed here has anything to do the new ISA DNS DOS vulnerabilty for which a patch has been released?

The symptoms seems the same.

Link:

Microsoft Security Bulletin MS03-009

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