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    SG3100 Single WAN NAT Issues.

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      mcury Rebel Alliance @wc2l
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      Show some screenshots of your config.

      And no, split DNS wouldn't cause internet outage.

      dead on arrival, nowhere to be found.

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        wc2l @mcury
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        @mcury
        Not sure what screens you want to see.

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          mcury Rebel Alliance @wc2l
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          @wc2l Can users in this guest WiFi ping 8.8.8.8?

          dead on arrival, nowhere to be found.

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            wc2l @mcury
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            @mcury NOPE 👎

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              mcury Rebel Alliance @wc2l
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              @wc2l Are these users getting IP address from the DHCP?

              dead on arrival, nowhere to be found.

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                wc2l @mcury
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                @mcury Yes.. I just connected a Surface to the Guest WiFi..
                It got the expected IP address

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                  mcury Rebel Alliance @wc2l
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                  @wc2l Ok, it was working before? Problem started with the host override inside DNS Resolver?
                  Try to remove the host override and try again.

                  dead on arrival, nowhere to be found.

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                    wc2l @mcury
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                    @mcury no change
                    Both ways shows that DNS servers are not responding
                    DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NO_INTERNET

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                      mcury Rebel Alliance @wc2l
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                      @wc2l Ok, what DNS server are these users using?
                      Are your firewall rules allowing connections to this DNS server on port 53 UDP/TCP?

                      dead on arrival, nowhere to be found.

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                        wc2l @mcury
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                        @mcury
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                          mcury Rebel Alliance @wc2l
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                          @wc2l You need firewall rules inside this last image, WC2LWIFIGUEST
                          You need to allow the GUEST network to go out to the internet.

                          Do you see the difference between LAN and WC2LWIfIGUEST?

                          The last two rules in LAN, try to create them inside WC2LWIfIGUEST, this will allow internet access for these guests.

                          dead on arrival, nowhere to be found.

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                            wc2l @mcury
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                            @mcury Protocol - Any, Source - Any, Destination Any?
                            I remember something that I saw online. I will have to see if I can find it

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                              mcury Rebel Alliance @wc2l
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                              @wc2l It's easy to create a firewall rule.

                              Protocol: any
                              Source: WC2LWIfIGUEST_NET
                              source port: *
                              destination: *
                              port: *

                              Exactly as it is inside LAN, you replicate that but now for WC2LWIfIGUEST

                              dead on arrival, nowhere to be found.

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                                wc2l @mcury
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                                @mcury
                                That was it!! I can get out to the internet.. I can't get to ddns.example.com, but I'm not sure I truly care.. more of a way for me to test some stuff.

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                                  mcury Rebel Alliance @wc2l
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                                  @wc2l Ok, to users in the WC2LWIfIGUEST to be able to access ddns.example.com
                                  You will need the host override in place, and confirm that the users inside WC2LWIfIGUEST are using the pfsense DNS and not other DNS server.

                                  dead on arrival, nowhere to be found.

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                                    wc2l @mcury
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                                    @mcury I had already placed the Host override in place.
                                    When I check the ipconfig of the device it is 172.30.32.1

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                                      mcury Rebel Alliance @wc2l
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                                      @wc2l Is 172.30.32.1 the interface WC2LWIfIGUEST IP address?
                                      If so, the host override to ddns.example.com should be working.

                                      Ping ddns.example.com from inside the WC2LWIfIGUEST network and confirm if the IP matches the host override configuration.

                                      dead on arrival, nowhere to be found.

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                                        wc2l @mcury
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                                        @mcury When I ping the DDNS name it does match the actual IP address

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                                          mcury Rebel Alliance @wc2l
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                                          @wc2l Ok, can you show a screenshot of the host override ?

                                          dead on arrival, nowhere to be found.

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                                            wc2l @mcury
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                                            @mcury prefer not to make that public

                                            Host: ddns
                                            domain example.com
                                            IP to return for host 172.30.30.40
                                            Description empty

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