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Originally Posted by dwmtractor  I don't think that's unexpected. Apache, when it replies to pings, is replying to your DNAT/SNAT router, which in turn is translating the replies to the outside world. It does this while being totally agnostic as to the internal-vs-external sourcing of the request. The difference is that your bind needs to respond differently depending on the location of the requestor, and it hasn't got the tools to accurately determine that since it's getting masqueraded requests. |
and if i install the dns server in the firewall could make any difference? because there i have in one interface the public ip , and in another a private one (that is the gateway for the whole LAN machines).