tRiFFiD
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I'd like to achieve the following configuration, can anyone tell me what needs to be done?
Unbound set up as a recursive name server on my Asus GT-AX6000
Adguard Home (running on a separate local server)
Local domain DNS resolving for clients connected to the ASUS (eg. if I connect a device via WiFi with a hostname of 'rpi', it should resolve in DNS to 192.168.1.x
The AdGuard home server will be configured to use Unbound on the router to do DNS lookups, and the IP of the AdGuard home server will be set as the default DNS server for all devices on my LAN.
I used to have something similar set up but it's been quite some time now, I remember having Unbound running on port 5353 and another DNS server running on the Asus router using the standard port 53 which was used for local domain DNS lookups. It was configured in AdGuard Home so anything ending in .mydomain.com would use [192.168.1.1] as the DNS server, and anything else would use [192.168.1.1:5353]
Is this still the best way to go about it or is there an easier way?
Unbound set up as a recursive name server on my Asus GT-AX6000
Adguard Home (running on a separate local server)
Local domain DNS resolving for clients connected to the ASUS (eg. if I connect a device via WiFi with a hostname of 'rpi', it should resolve in DNS to 192.168.1.x
The AdGuard home server will be configured to use Unbound on the router to do DNS lookups, and the IP of the AdGuard home server will be set as the default DNS server for all devices on my LAN.
I used to have something similar set up but it's been quite some time now, I remember having Unbound running on port 5353 and another DNS server running on the Asus router using the standard port 53 which was used for local domain DNS lookups. It was configured in AdGuard Home so anything ending in .mydomain.com would use [192.168.1.1] as the DNS server, and anything else would use [192.168.1.1:5353]
Is this still the best way to go about it or is there an easier way?
