LAN DNS not working
LAN DNS not working
Configured LAN DNS under Site > Network Config > LAN > LAN DNS.
I added two records with domains that need to resolve to the same LAN IP (a web server with virtual hosts).
[Record 1]
Domain name: domain1.internal
Type: IP
IP: 192.168.1.200
Apply to LAN: Private LAN (default)
[Record 2]
Domain name: domain2.internal
Type: IP
IP: 192.168.1.200
Apply to LAN: Private LAN (default)
Whatever I try, I can't get it to work. On connected LAN computers these domains cannot be resolved.
All computers use DHCP. In the Omada controller the DHCP settings are all default, so the assigned DNS address is the one of the router (ER707-M2, fw 1.3.1).
Looked up a few topics here on the community forums, but to no result unfortunately. Due to the extremely poor performance of the OC200, I migrated my entire controller to a virtual one but with the same end results.
nslookup results: *** UnKnown can't find x.local: Non-existent domain
Any suggestions?
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Hi @Theedoek
Thanks for posting here.
ipconfig/all, what's the DNS server address? Is it the LAN interface IP? Or a public IP? Could you please share a screenshot?
To understand the situation better, please also share a screenshot of the LAN DNS settings page. Thanks.
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@Vincent-TP Local IP adresses
VLAN1: 172.16.250.0 /24 [Gateway+DNS Server IP is 172.16.250.1]
VLAN2: 172.16.55.0/25 [Gateway+DNS Server IP is 172.16.55.1]
That is the screenshot of the non working Lan-DNS thinggy
The device is resolve it to is in the "main network", I tested it right now on my phone and laptop, on the IoT network I always get my public IP back (because the domain I use is resolved from external to my ip), instead of 172.16.250.4, in the 172.16.250.0/24 network I get 172.16.250.4

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@Vincent-TP I don't understand what you mean by a screenshot of it, do you mean with all Lan-DNS domains set up? If so I would like to share it as a private message since it is a domain that is publically reachable as well.
And here are the screenshots of ipconfig /all


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