I’m running pfsense 2.7.2-RELEASE with Adam:ONE 4.14.1-1 | 14.0-CURRENT. I can get the ip address for my pfsense server from a windows laptop via nslookup, but I can’t find any of the other linux servers or windows computers on the network. I can find the leases in the dhcp server with the hostname, but nslookup or ping won’t work. nslookup on internet hostnames works fine.
I have followed all of the steps in setting up Adam:ONE on pfsense, and I have followed the steps on DNS Bindings practices when combining with unbound except for the optional Using NAT to force local DNS step.
Hi @dcass thanks for posting in the forum. I would suggest setting your log-level to 4, running a failing nslookup and then adamone-issue from an ssh session and submitting the diagnostics file it generates to our support@adamnet.works email
For troubleshooting other host names, try from ssh to validate it is working internally:
dig @127.0.0.1 linux (or whatever host you want to test with) and if it works, check below:
The key requirements are:
ensure your DHCP server is offering the domain suffix (home.arpa by default)
On unbound, check “Register DHCP leases in the DNS Resolver”
forwarding rule for your internal domain suffix to 127.0.0.1
watch mytools.management/log for how the rule is treated