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tolgay said:
Our law office was ordered some sites (which are not hosted our
servers) won't be resolved by our DNS. Does windows 2000 DNS have
blacklist to do this restriction. I can create the sites' zone and
give a wrong ip and accomplish that. But the sites count to much.
How can we accomplish that. Thanks
Any advice would be helpful
Sure, you can create zones in the local DNS server for the domains you don't
want it to resolve, it is not even necessary to create records in the zones,
these domains just won't resolve.
This won't prevent your internal users from using the Hosts files or
external DNS servers to resolve these sites. What you really need is a proxy
server or firewall to block access to these sites.
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