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    How to config the LAN interface users to Internet (Basic configuration)

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    • C Offline
      coachever
      last edited by

      I think the problem is on DNS Resolver, which is, when I uncheck the DNS Resolver

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      then the client can connect to the internet. On the other hand, when I check (enable) the DNS Resolver

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      clients then unable to connect to the internet. So the problem is DNS Resolver, i guess. What should I do?

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      • GertjanG Offline
        Gertjan
        last edited by

        The Resolver should be activated, or the Forwarder.
        One or the other.
        Both : impossible.

        Up to you to choose one.
        However : The Resolver (or Forwarder) has to be set up correctly.
        When you installed pfSense, the Resolver is activated and will work right out of the box. No changes from you are needed.

        Running pfSense with no Resolver neither Forwarder is no advised at all.

        And what about answering questions ?
        Like the one @JeGr asked ?

        No "help me" PM's please. Use the forum, the community will thank you.
        Edit : and where are the logs ??

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