Disabling connection-specific DNS suffix [SOLVED]

[Alween]

How the heck do you disable the DNS suffix on pfSense 1.2.2 embedded? I just can't figure it out! >:(
The DHCP server automatically serves it to all clients, and it breaks DNS on my subnet.

This is how my /etc/resolv.conf looks like on a linux client that requests a lease from the router:

domain mydomain.com
search mydomain.com
nameserver 192.168.1.1

Those lines in bold shouldn't be there.
Removing them by hand fixes the DNS issue.
See previous thread.

[focalguy]

This just a guess but try removing the Domain setting in  System: General Setup.

[Alween]

It does not work. the domain name is mandatory.

The following input errors were detected:
    * The field 'Domain' is required.

[dotdash]

1. Why not use domain.local or somesuch?
2. Reflection is a cheap hack for the lazy, there are better ways of going about it.

[Alween]

@dotdash:

1. Why not use domain.local or somesuch?
2. Reflection is a cheap hack for the lazy, there are better ways of going about it.

Hey, that seems to have worked! Thanks.
Nat reflection is working properly. I am using it because I'm lazy the domain has a wildcard forward rule at my ISP's DNS server. Trying to access any subdomain from my LAN doesn't quite work.

[dotdash]

@Alween:

the domain has a wildcard forward rule at my ISP's DNS server.

Oh, that explains why you were getting the weird behavior described in the previous thread.

[Alween]

Funny thing is this has never happened on my linksys WRT54GL with dd-wrt that I was using prior installing pfSense/Alix.
Anyway, [SOLVED].