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    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved pfSense Packages
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    • F
      float
      last edited by

      The problem occurred before installing pfblocker.

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      Installed packages:

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      • DaddyGoD
        DaddyGo @float
        last edited by

        @float said in Fetching package: connection reset by peer:

        The problem occurred before installing pfblocker.

        Temporarily stop all packages and PING out the box to 1.1.1.1

        Cats bury it so they can't see it!
        (You know what I mean if you have a cat)

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        • stephenw10S
          stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
          last edited by

          Are you even using those? Unbound running in forwarding mode?

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          • F
            float
            last edited by float

            Yes in forward mode - I have no issues on the network clients - everything is resolved by pfsense

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            • DaddyGoD
              DaddyGo @float
              last edited by DaddyGo

              @float

              Here the cat was buried...😉

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              because.... DoT!!!!

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              your shared image above....

              6e06cf28-17b3-44d5-9884-9442fd201021-image.png

              Cats bury it so they can't see it!
              (You know what I mean if you have a cat)

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              • F
                float
                last edited by float

                Yes, I changed them 5 minutes ago to test and take a screenshot
                Do you mean that the no response is normal in "dns lookup" because they have to use port 853 and not the standard port 53?

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                • DaddyGoD
                  DaddyGo @DaddyGo
                  last edited by

                  @DaddyGo

                  TRY:
                  DNS hostname - cloudflare-dns.com

                  Cats bury it so they can't see it!
                  (You know what I mean if you have a cat)

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                  • DaddyGoD
                    DaddyGo @float
                    last edited by

                    @float said in Fetching package: connection reset by peer:

                    because they have to use port 853 and not the standard port 53?

                    BINGO

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                    Cats bury it so they can't see it!
                    (You know what I mean if you have a cat)

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                    • F
                      float
                      last edited by

                      Ok, thanks. So I don't have to worry about the "dns lookup" saying no response?

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                      • DaddyGoD
                        DaddyGo @float
                        last edited by DaddyGo

                        @float said in Fetching package: connection reset by peer:

                        dns lookup" saying no response?

                        but yes and it's getting weirder

                        e16dff5a-66de-4a98-8fa5-7f1107874e9b-image.png

                        Cats bury it so they can't see it!
                        (You know what I mean if you have a cat)

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                        • stephenw10S
                          stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
                          last edited by

                          No that not OK. All of those servers should respond to DoT queries.

                          If you have a host name there it must match as it will be used for verification. But you don't need to have one.

                          Steve

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                          • DaddyGoD
                            DaddyGo
                            last edited by

                            Try something, really just optional

                            DNS hostname - cloudflare-dns.com

                            Cats bury it so they can't see it!
                            (You know what I mean if you have a cat)

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                            • F
                              float
                              last edited by

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                              • DaddyGoD
                                DaddyGo @float
                                last edited by DaddyGo

                                @float

                                can you PING 1.1.1.1 under windows or linux (behind pfSense)
                                what do you see in the firewall log then?

                                +++edit:
                                this can also be interesting

                                9e1faf4f-7bb9-4e7a-91c6-8fed4bc7f04d-image.png

                                Cats bury it so they can't see it!
                                (You know what I mean if you have a cat)

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                                  float
                                  last edited by float

                                  I changed the dns server to only 8.8.8.8

                                  I can ping it:

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                                  I can resolve hosts:

                                  Sep 13 15:03:07 	unbound 	36154:0 	info: control cmd: stats_noreset
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: validation success 157.228.27.193.in-addr.arpa. PTR IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: validate(nxdomain): sec_status_secure
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: validated DNSKEY 193.in-addr.arpa. DNSKEY IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: query response was ANSWER
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: reply from <.> 8.8.8.8#853
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: response for 193.in-addr.arpa. DNSKEY IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:0 	info: validation success 157.228.27.193.in-addr.arpa. PTR IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:0 	info: validate(nxdomain): sec_status_secure
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:0 	info: validated DNSKEY 193.in-addr.arpa. DNSKEY IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:0 	info: query response was ANSWER
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:0 	info: reply from <.> 8.8.8.8#853
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:0 	info: response for 193.in-addr.arpa. DNSKEY IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: resolving 193.in-addr.arpa. DNSKEY IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: validated DS 193.in-addr.arpa. DS IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: query response was ANSWER
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: reply from <.> 8.8.8.8#853
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: response for 193.in-addr.arpa. DS IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:0 	info: resolving 193.in-addr.arpa. DNSKEY IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:0 	info: validated DS 193.in-addr.arpa. DS IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:0 	info: query response was ANSWER
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:0 	info: reply from <.> 8.8.8.8#853
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:0 	info: response for 193.in-addr.arpa. DS IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: resolving 193.in-addr.arpa. DS IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: query response was NXDOMAIN ANSWER
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: reply from <.> 8.8.8.8#853
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: response for 157.228.27.193.in-addr.arpa. PTR IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:0 	info: resolving 193.in-addr.arpa. DS IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:0 	info: query response was NXDOMAIN ANSWER
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:0 	info: reply from <.> 8.8.8.8#853
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:0 	info: response for 157.228.27.193.in-addr.arpa. PTR IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: resolving 157.228.27.193.in-addr.arpa. PTR IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:0 	info: resolving 157.228.27.193.in-addr.arpa. PTR IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: validation success time-a.timefreq.bldrdoc.gov. AAAA IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: validate(cname_noanswer): sec_status_secure
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: validation success time-c.timefreq.bldrdoc.gov. AAAA IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: validate(cname_noanswer): sec_status_secure
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: validation success time-b.timefreq.bldrdoc.gov. AAAA IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: validate(cname_noanswer): sec_status_secure
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: validated DNSKEY nist.gov. DNSKEY IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: validated DNSKEY nist.gov. DNSKEY IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: validated DNSKEY nist.gov. DNSKEY IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: query response was ANSWER
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: reply from <.> 8.8.8.8#853
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: response for nist.gov. DNSKEY IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:3 	info: validation success time-b.timefreq.bldrdoc.gov. AAAA IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:3 	info: validate(cname_noanswer): sec_status_secure
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:3 	info: validation success time-a.timefreq.bldrdoc.gov. AAAA IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:3 	info: validate(cname_noanswer): sec_status_secure
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:3 	info: validated DNSKEY nist.gov. DNSKEY IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:3 	info: validated DNSKEY nist.gov. DNSKEY IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:3 	info: query response was ANSWER
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:3 	info: reply from <.> 8.8.8.8#853
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:3 	info: response for nist.gov. DNSKEY IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: validation success 124.25.26.194.in-addr.arpa. PTR IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: validate(nxdomain): sec_status_secure
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: validated DNSKEY 194.in-addr.arpa. DNSKEY IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: query response was ANSWER
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: reply from <.> 8.8.8.8#853
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:1 	info: response for 194.in-addr.arpa. DNSKEY IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: validation success 124.25.26.194.in-addr.arpa. PTR IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: validate(nxdomain): sec_status_secure
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: validated DNSKEY 194.in-addr.arpa. DNSKEY IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: query response was ANSWER
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: reply from <.> 8.8.8.8#853
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: response for 194.in-addr.arpa. DNSKEY IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: resolving nist.gov. DNSKEY IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: validated DS nist.gov. DS IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: validated DS nist.gov. DS IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: validated DS nist.gov. DS IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: query response was ANSWER
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: reply from <.> 8.8.8.8#853
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:2 	info: response for nist.gov. DS IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:3 	info: resolving nist.gov. DNSKEY IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:3 	info: validated DS nist.gov. DS IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:3 	info: validated DS nist.gov. DS IN
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:3 	info: query response was ANSWER
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:3 	info: reply from <.> 8.8.8.8#853
Sep 13 15:03:02 	unbound 	36154:3 	info: response for nist.gov. DS IN
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                                  • DaddyGoD
                                    DaddyGo @float
                                    last edited by

                                    @float said in Fetching package: connection reset by peer:

                                    and inside pfSense? (nslookup)

                                    Cats bury it so they can't see it!
                                    (You know what I mean if you have a cat)

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                                    • F
                                      float
                                      last edited by

                                      [2.4.5-RELEASE][admin@]/root: nslookup www.facebook.com 8.8.8.8
                                      Server: 8.8.8.8
                                      Address: 8.8.8.8#53

                                      Non-authoritative answer:
                                      www.facebook.com canonical name = star-mini.c10r.facebook.com.
                                      Name: star-mini.c10r.facebook.com
                                      Address: 157.240.210.35
                                      Name: star-mini.c10r.facebook.com
                                      Address: 2a03:2880:f121:83:face:b00c:0:25de

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                                      • DaddyGoD
                                        DaddyGo @float
                                        last edited by DaddyGo

                                        @float

                                        Okay, if you like 8.8.8.8

                                        just a little plus, you might want to disable 53 if you only want to use DoT
                                        and point all DNS requests to pfSense (manualy or DHCP)
                                        try to use only static entries (DHCP) and uncheck it, this

                                        2482df19-ebfe-40d8-8d6d-f00cf8834357-image.png

                                        oh and get ready for the new craziness DoH 😉

                                        Cats bury it so they can't see it!
                                        (You know what I mean if you have a cat)

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                                        • F
                                          float
                                          last edited by

                                          Thank you. Everything is working as it should, only pfsense is being funny, right?

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                                          • DaddyGoD
                                            DaddyGo @float
                                            last edited by

                                            @float said in Fetching package: connection reset by peer:

                                            pfsense is being funny, right?

                                            The deeper you dive into it, the more funny it will be.
                                            You'll see how serious the stuff is.
                                            RED circle 18 - Caution this is addictive 😉

                                            Cats bury it so they can't see it!
                                            (You know what I mean if you have a cat)

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