If you have a laptop that uses dhcp to move between networks, high security setting in lokkit will cause dns problems. high securtiy only allows responses from a set of ips, however when you switch networks, this set might change, thus not allowing you to get the proper dns responses. This is also likely to cause a problem for people who manually switch without dhcp. Perhaps you could have the rules for allowing dns responses to be dynamic, based on the dns servers currently in resolv.conf when the interface is brought up.
Also, there could be a trigger in dhcp (e.g. if you obtain a new lease when you're still running) to restart firewalling.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 25951 ***