From: Luca Berra (blucaCOMEDIA.IT)
Date: Thu May 15 2003 - 02:23:57 CDT

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On Thu, May 08, 2003 at 08:59:01AM -0500, Loucks, Jason wrote:
>We recently upgraded our DNS servers to Win 2003. After this time, it
>became apparent that we are unable to send email to some domains which
>had been working fine before.

you may be interested in this email someone from cisco sent to
firewall-wizards mailing list

regards,
L.

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attached mail follows:

Hello Tony and others,

You will need to open a case with the Cisco Technical Assistance Center and
request the latest PIX OS v6.3 build. Builds starting with PIX 6.3(1)100 have included
support for EDNS0. The DNS Guard/fixup has been made configurable and you
have the option of still specifying bounds checking. That is, a new cli has
been introduces as follows

  fixup protocol dns maximum-length <length>

Depding on your specific needs you can simply disable the DNS Guard feature
using

  no fixup protocol dns

or enable it w/out any total payload bounds checking

  fixup protocol dns

or enable it w/ total payload length checking

  fixup protocol dns maximum-length <length>

The enhancement DDTS of interest is CSCea25589 (EDNS0 Support on PIX).
The DDTS release note currently provides the documentation. The online docs
will be updated to address the new support closer to the next maintenance
release cycle.

Thanks, Dario

At 04:37 PM 5/10/2003 -0600, Tony Rall wrote:
>On Saturday, 2003-05-10 at 08:08 AST, Brian Ford <brfordcisco.com> wrote:
>> This should not be an issue with PIX OS v6.3. This is why we added the
>> capability to disable or modify the DNS Guard feature in PIX OS v6.3.
>>
>> We recently noted more implementations of BIND using DNSSec features
>(i.e.
>> allowing the DNS extended attribute bit to be set and accepting
>responses
>> larger than 512 bytes).
>>
>> DNS Guard in the PIX makes sure that for every DNS request that
>traverses
>> the Firewall only one response is allowed in return. We also check to
>make
>> sure that the response is less than a (now variable) size. That
>response
>> used to be limited to 512 bytes.
>>
>> In PIX OS v6.3 you can disable the DNS Guard or modify the size of
>allowed
>> DNS response (up to the 1500 byte Ethernet packet size).
>
>Sounds great, but I don't see any mention of that in the 6.3 Release
>Notes, nor in any Cmd Ref or Guide. Would you point us to documentation
>of this?
>
>http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/iaabu/pix/pix_sw/v_63/config/fixup.pdf
>seems to be saying that dns fixup is still not configurable.
>
>Tony Rall
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