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After enabling the option "Send DNS queries from the diagnostics interface", FTD is still unable to use this interface to reach the DNS server. The following debugs can be found when using "debug dns all" option DNS: Lookup failed for CISCO.LOCAL DNS: Resolve request for 'CISCO.LOCAL' group PRV-DNS-GROUP-Test DNS: DNS is not Enabled on interface vPifNum=3 for nameserver ip=10.10.1.4 We can see that the diagnostics interface has the ID=3 show int management 1/1 detail Control Point Interface States: Interface number is 3 Interface config status is active Interface state is active DNS configuration FTD01# show run dns dns domain-lookup diagnostic DNS server-group DefaultDNS DNS server-group DNS-GROUP-Test name-server 10.10.1.4
- Diagnostics interface has been enabled to send DNS queries - Management-only routing entry must be added for this to work if there is already an entry on the routing table for the same DNS server - It only affects FTD as ASA has the capability to enable DNS queries per interface
Use a data interface to reach the DNS server For DNS Servers that have to be reached using a VPN tunnel from the same firewall, the following rules can be added to the crypto map: Local Site: permit ip FTD-IP DNS-Server-IP Remote Site: permit ip DNS-Server-IP FTD-IP Being FTD-IP the IP used to tunnel the VPN traffic and DNS-Server-IP is the Remote Site DNS Server IP address. Note that this won't affect the tunneled traffic as this will only encrypt data destined to the DNS server sourced from the firewall Once that has been applied to the crypto maps, enable DNS queries on the FTD-IP at Platform Settings Policy.
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