Quick question regarding DNS server name
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My router's hostname is pfsense22 and its domain NATO.local.
I'm curious to know why these do not resolve when I perform lookups:
C:\Users\Ryan>nslookup Default Server: UnKnown Address: 192.168.10.1 >Should this resolve instead of saying "Unknown"?
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Should this resolve instead of saying "Unknown"?
Depends on if it's configured properly. What do you have for your Windows network settings, specifically DNS?
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PC is using DNS from pfsense. In my case 192.168.10.1. There are no special configuration settings on the adapter.
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My router's hostname is pfsense22 and its domain NATO.local.
Hmm, and that is not in conflict with entry [System: General Setup] ?
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Attached.
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try natolocal instead…
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Where's 192.168.10.1 configured? Unless it's on LAN (literally, the interface assigned to lan), you need to add it to host overrides or whatever, won't be added to /etc/hosts.
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It's a VLAN interface on re2
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Well, then see above.
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Ohh, got it! – Many thanks! I added a host override in resolver for the static DNS entry (which worked). :)
