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asusphile81

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Hello

Is there a config file we can edit to disable DNS Rebind Protection. Currently running firmware 380.69. This is in order to use private dns server address.

Thank you in advance
 
I'll have to leave it up to you as to what the appropriate command would be. But yes, it's /jffs/configs/dnsmasq.config.add if you're just adding a new line to the config file (and enable it at Administration -> System).

EDIT: It looks like rebind-domain-ok requires a domain name not an IP address.
 
I'll have to leave it up to you as to what the appropriate command would be. But yes, it's /jffs/configs/dnsmasq.config.add if you're just adding a new line to the config file (and enable it at Administration -> System).

EDIT: It looks like rebind-domain-ok requires a domain name not an IP address.


I believe you are correct. In this case is there a way to allow private ip range to rebind? Im trying to use pi-hole to be my dns
 
I'm assuming (because I've never tried it) that you just give it the domain name associated with your local network. That would seem logical, after all a DNS server's job is to resolve domain names.
 
Can't one just go under "Advanced Settings/LAN" and set the DNS server there?

Seems a lot easier that diving into the CLI...
 

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