Why is My MAC-Address Resolved Backwards My IP-Address
When I go into my monitoring software, new and strange MAC addresses keep popping up. These MAC addresses also have an associated IP address and when I then convert my MAC address to decimal I get the IP address written backwards. Example: MAC--> 49-CA-B7-0A-00-00 IP --> 10.183.202.73 The DHCP recognizes this address also as BAD_ADDRESS and my question is now, can it be because of the DHCP, DNS or the monitoring software OpUtils? And if you have a solution, can you explain me how I can work around this so that it no longer occurs?Is it possible to control DNS client on Win 10
Hi, As we all know, the DNS is one of the services which is leaking information out from the organizations. I have read some plans to have possibilities to do filtering how much DNS servers are leaking data out. But in case your workstation is living two two different life: VPN and without VPN. So normally when workstation is having VPN established, all the DNS queries are of course traveling through the VPN. But when domain joined workstation is starting without VPN it is shooting many different internal DNS queries to the first available DNS server. And as we all know, those queries are plain text on the wire. Has any on here tried to solve this issue somehow? Having own DNS client for VPN and closing down OS's own DNS client? Or filtering DNS queries for internal domains by local FW?
