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Milan

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Hello, is it possible to show local names or IPs in unbound log for requests instead of 127.0.0.1 ?
 
Don't think this is possible
 
Hello, is it possible to show local names or IPs in unbound log for requests instead of 127.0.0.1 ?
The unbound_manager default is to accept/identify DNS resolver requests from the router's dnsmasq (127.0.0.1)

To allow unbound to accept/identify direct requests from individual LAN clients use unbound_manager command:

Code:
e  = Exit Script [?]

A:Option ==> dnsmasq disable

 If you currently use or rely on dnsmasq features such as Diversion/x3mRouting etc., then re-consider.

 Do you still want to DISABLE dnsmasq?

 Reply 'y' or press [Enter]  to skip
y

To revert to using dnsmasq as the DNS resolver for LAN clients use:

Code:
A:Option ==> dnsmasq

09:45:17 Configuring dnsmasq to be the primary DNS for ALL LAN Clients.....

09:45:19 Checking 'unbound.conf' for syntax errors.....
09:45:21 Saving unbound cache to '/opt/share/unbound/configs/cache.txt'
09:45:21 Requesting unbound (S61unbound) restart.....
 Shutting down unbound...              done.
 Starting unbound...              done.
09:45:25 Checking status, please wait.....
09:45:27 Restoring unbound cache from '/opt/share/unbound/configs/cache.txt' (2020-05-07 09:45:21)
09:45:30 unbound OK
 
The unbound_manager default is to accept/identify DNS resolver requests from the router's dnsmasq (127.0.0.1)

To allow unbound to accept/identify direct requests from individual LAN clients use unbound_manager command:

Code:
e  = Exit Script [?]

A:Option ==> dnsmasq disable

 If you currently use or rely on dnsmasq features such as Diversion/x3mRouting etc., then re-consider.

 Do you still want to DISABLE dnsmasq?

 Reply 'y' or press [Enter]  to skip
y

To revert to using dnsmasq as the DNS resolver for LAN clients use:

Code:
A:Option ==> dnsmasq

09:45:17 Configuring dnsmasq to be the primary DNS for ALL LAN Clients.....

09:45:19 Checking 'unbound.conf' for syntax errors.....
09:45:21 Saving unbound cache to '/opt/share/unbound/configs/cache.txt'
09:45:21 Requesting unbound (S61unbound) restart.....
 Shutting down unbound...              done.
 Starting unbound...              done.
09:45:25 Checking status, please wait.....
09:45:27 Restoring unbound cache from '/opt/share/unbound/configs/cache.txt' (2020-05-07 09:45:21)
09:45:30 unbound OK
Ahh thanks, I completely forgot to disable dnsmasq after fresh setup.
 
The unbound_manager default is to accept/identify DNS resolver requests from the router's dnsmasq (127.0.0.1)

To allow unbound to accept/identify direct requests from individual LAN clients use unbound_manager command:

Code:
e  = Exit Script [?]

A:Option ==> dnsmasq disable

 If you currently use or rely on dnsmasq features such as Diversion/x3mRouting etc., then re-consider.

 Do you still want to DISABLE dnsmasq?

 Reply 'y' or press [Enter]  to skip
y

To revert to using dnsmasq as the DNS resolver for LAN clients use:

Code:
A:Option ==> dnsmasq

09:45:17 Configuring dnsmasq to be the primary DNS for ALL LAN Clients.....

09:45:19 Checking 'unbound.conf' for syntax errors.....
09:45:21 Saving unbound cache to '/opt/share/unbound/configs/cache.txt'
09:45:21 Requesting unbound (S61unbound) restart.....
 Shutting down unbound...              done.
 Starting unbound...              done.
09:45:25 Checking status, please wait.....
09:45:27 Restoring unbound cache from '/opt/share/unbound/configs/cache.txt' (2020-05-07 09:45:21)
09:45:30 unbound OK
Nice. What would be the normal or default LAN domain name? I normally have that blank
 
after disabling dnsmasq the .asusrouter.com is ending in NX.

i see in unbound.conf.localhosts file this:
Code:
# Replicate dnsmasq 'address=' and 'server='  directives

local-zone: "_dns.resolver.arpa." always_nxdomain

is it ok? somehow i was waiting here some list ips and names taken from dhcp or smthing ....
 
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