I've got a situation where I have some custom proxy services running on my main network that don't play nicely with the "guest network" when "Access Intranet" is disabled.
In particular, I'm redirecting some DNS stuff on the router (via the dnsmasq config) to proxies on the intranet, but those services are not available on the guest network. I'm fine with that, but the issue is the DNS still sends guests clients to the inaccessible LAN addresses.
An easy workaround would be to simply give guest network users back different DNS server addresses (google's or similar). I guess alternatively there could be a different dnsmasq config for each network, but that seems overly complicated.
Is there an easy way to accomplish returning different DNS servers to DHCP clients depending on if they are guest network or main? Or is there some easy alternative for what I'm trying to accomplish here?
Thanks in advance!
In particular, I'm redirecting some DNS stuff on the router (via the dnsmasq config) to proxies on the intranet, but those services are not available on the guest network. I'm fine with that, but the issue is the DNS still sends guests clients to the inaccessible LAN addresses.
An easy workaround would be to simply give guest network users back different DNS server addresses (google's or similar). I guess alternatively there could be a different dnsmasq config for each network, but that seems overly complicated.
Is there an easy way to accomplish returning different DNS servers to DHCP clients depending on if they are guest network or main? Or is there some easy alternative for what I'm trying to accomplish here?
Thanks in advance!
