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Sarah_258804
Cirrus
CirrusUnable to access virtual server over port 53
I currently have virtual server set up a load balance across three DNS servers. If I issue command "nslookup www.google.com [IP of VS]" from a client machine I'm getting a DNS request time out error....
Sarah_258804Cirrus
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"generation": 0,
"lastUpdateMicros": 0,
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}
Greg_Labelle_31Nimbostratus
I notice that your virtual server is setup for UDP. When the response for a DNS query contains more records than can fit in a single UDP packet, it will leverage TCP instead to send the query. Try resolving a simple query that has only one record to test the theory. If this is the case, you'll need to setup a second virtual server at the same address and port using the TCP protocol as well to support both paradigms.- Sarah_258804I tried that and no dice. I have a ticket open for this issue and it was pointed out that I didn't have a "DNS Profile" assigned to this virtual server. I added the basic DNS profile and still no resolving ip addresses with the virtual server IP.
