NBAR Blocking DNS for a PC

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Bala1
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NBAR Blocking DNS for a PC

I see this error on MX 

Source IP: 192.168.128.55, Source Port: 43467, Destination IP: 9.9.9.10  « hide

Destination Port53
ProtocolUDP
Block TypeDNS
NBAR ID3086
Classification 
Layer 7 firewall ruleDeny

Category : NBAR

Event Type : Layer 7 rule

 

is there anyway to unblock or allow this? Blocking DNS like this is a headscratcher ? Any help would be appreciated.

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Brash
Kind of a big deal
Kind of a big deal

Your Layer 7 firewall rules have detected and blocked a DNS request based on NBAR ID 3086 (OpenX Advertising).

The blocking of the DNS request is part of the Meraki MX functionality.

 

NOTE: DNS traffic (TCP/UDP Port 53) may also get blocked by Layer 7 rules if it contains a query for a domain the rule in question covers.

For example, you may see a block on UDP port 53 classified as "abc.com" if the "All News" rule is configured on Dashboard, and a user device sends a DNS query for said domain. 

 

Mapping Layer 7 Firewall Rules to NBAR IDs - Cisco Meraki

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alemabrahao
Kind of a big deal
Kind of a big deal

Don't you have any layer 7 firewall rule blocking it?

 

Can you show your firewall configuration please?

I am not a Cisco Meraki employee. My suggestions are based on documentation of Meraki best practices and day-to-day experience.

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Bala1
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I do. I’m blocking all Advertising and some countries. 

Brash
Kind of a big deal
Kind of a big deal

Your Layer 7 firewall rules have detected and blocked a DNS request based on NBAR ID 3086 (OpenX Advertising).

The blocking of the DNS request is part of the Meraki MX functionality.

 

NOTE: DNS traffic (TCP/UDP Port 53) may also get blocked by Layer 7 rules if it contains a query for a domain the rule in question covers.

For example, you may see a block on UDP port 53 classified as "abc.com" if the "All News" rule is configured on Dashboard, and a user device sends a DNS query for said domain. 

 

Mapping Layer 7 Firewall Rules to NBAR IDs - Cisco Meraki

Bala1
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Ah ok. This must be it. Thanks for the quick response. 

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