I think I've had this issue before, but since I have not changed anything regarding DNS in my configuration I'm not sure where to start looking...
The only thing I have changed is the uplink bandwidth in the QoS settings (speedtest.net was giving me a bit low numbers and I realised I had set it a bit low).
/etc/resolv.conf points to localhost
/tmp/resolv.conf points to ISP DNS servers (I think, it at least lists two external IP)
Dnsmasq is set to use /tmp/resolv.conf
Whatever I try to do I get "bad address"...
But, from the computers on the LAN everythings works as normal (they are using the router as DNS server).
I have tried to reboot with no improvement.
What do I check next?
The only thing I have changed is the uplink bandwidth in the QoS settings (speedtest.net was giving me a bit low numbers and I realised I had set it a bit low).
/etc/resolv.conf points to localhost
/tmp/resolv.conf points to ISP DNS servers (I think, it at least lists two external IP)
Dnsmasq is set to use /tmp/resolv.conf
Whatever I try to do I get "bad address"...
But, from the computers on the LAN everythings works as normal (they are using the router as DNS server).
I have tried to reboot with no improvement.
What do I check next?