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From: Dick M. <di...@li...> - 2007-09-18 16:48:25
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Mike wrote: > Just curious why you would want your users to get the phishing site, That's not been an issue for me (yet!). > not get a hint to what they mis-spelled? It doesn't work if you get it wrong. That's a big hint. I'd prefer that to being second-guessed as to what I meant to type. > I do have the same issue on one of my networks and what I did was enable > dns on the firewall, had it resolve to the openDNS servers but issued > the local DNS as the DNS server to the network, so if it is a bad url > the local DNS server just won't resolve it like normal. No search pages > then, but still have the benefit of thier reliability, refresh times and > speed. I'm not sure how that works for you. With openDNS the lookup always resolves - either to what you want or to one of the openDNS sites. I've never had a problem with my ISP's DNS - however I'm not sure if I forward to them anymore - I think I changed to do it myself. Dick |