ATT Internet AIr
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You have 'use local DNS' set anyway though so it will try to resolve directly unless you have Unbound in forwarding mode?
Are you policy routing traffic from the LAN clients via the gateway group?
Were you testing from LAN clients or from pfSense itself? Or both?
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I don't think I am using forwarding
And I am not policy routing that I am aware ofMy problem is I am one of those huge supporters of pfsense but go through issues and get things set with help of people like you -- then I don't touch things for 6 months. Sorry - but thanks for patience!
I did test from both and as I recall during my after midnight late night testing the results were the same from both pfsense and on a device on the LAN
Are thre any other settings or log files I can send to help better? I read log files until 2 am hoping to see something that helped
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PROBABLY NOT GOOD IDEA TO EXPOSE THE GUI TO THE WWW
but its your call
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@flat4 did I not gray/red out anything of importance ??? did I miss something important?
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Check the DNS resolver settings, that can also be set in forwarding mode. It resolves directly by default though.
Try resolving something in the pfSense GUI in Diag > DNS Lookup.
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@stephenw10
I will check the failed state DNS resolution (from pfsense) later today when I am back on siteBut here are screenshots of the DNS Resolver. Should I just disable DNS Resolver ?
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No I would expect that to work. It is in resolving mode and set to use 'all' interfaces for outgoing queries. So it should switch to use the WAN when the system default gateway changes.
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@stephenw10
So do I not have the gateway for the Internet Air established correctly - ?Would there be any benefit for deleting the "interface" (it used to be a Suddenlink cable modem , before I added the Frontier fiber internet as WAN2)? And then recreating the interface and starting all over ??
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Unclear at this point. You need to run some DNS testing in the failed state to ind out what's actually failing.