Alternating DNS server does not have any effect to the firewall

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Alternating DNS server does not have any effect to the firewall

Alternating DNS server does not have any effect to the firewall

After alternating the DNS server in your operating system you need to restart the firewall otherwise it will take no effect to the domain name resolution behaviour of the firewall.
Restarting the firewall by cprestart works good, fwstop-fwstart may also fits.

-- GordonHeinrichsruescher - 04 Apr 2004

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