

However, the problem is known that it can be solved by adding the A record under our own domain name although the IP address is not really working in my office, and the problem can also be solved by adding the specific domain with Split-DNS command on the ASA, but we have too much domain names so I would not add every domain on the firewall.Īs I understand, the DNS resolving should work like what it's working in LAN, it should be automatically searching the corresponding hostname in all the Forward Lookup Zones, therefore I'm wondering if I missed somethings on the firewall, please help me :(. Many colleagues tell me they couldn't resolve the remote hostnames by connecting the Cisco Anyconnect but they could successfully resolve and connect the remote name and host by connecting LAN in my office. My organization has over 10 Forward Lookup Zones on the global DNS servers, one of the domain names is working for my office where I am. Hi Guys, I need some tips for the Cisco Anyconnect and DNS problem in my office.
