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04.12.2020 · Conditional DNS on UniFi’s UDM-Pro A quick How To for getting conditional DNS forwarding working on the UDM-PRO hardware. Before this upgrade I ran a CloudKey Gen 2 controller and a USG-PRO-4 for routing – this allowed me to deploy custom configuration via the config.gateway.json to insert extra options to the running config.

Is it possible to set it up, ideally using the UI, so that all DNS requests are fulfilled only by my network's Pi-Hole?

Force all DNS queries through PiHole ... however you should be able to adapt them for Sophos XG, Ubiquiti EdgeRouter, etc.

I my current firewall I can force all users on the network to use the DNS server I want them to use (OpenDNS). I do this by: - including the OpenDNS´servers ...

Update DNS on Ubiquiti Dream Machine Pro (UDMPRO) · Step 1: Log into the Unifi Console · Step 2: Navigate to DNS Section · Step 3: Update Network DNS.

This how-to will show you how to use your Ubiquiti EdgeRouter to capture the rogue DNS requests and send them to your Pi-Hole.

Custom config on Ubiquiti UDM Pro for dnsmasq. ... The options I needed were to force the DNS server on the gateway to check against my ...

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Forcing all DNS through a DNS firewall or RPZ will insure that all related traffic is properly vetted. This setup is for configuring DNS firewall rules on a Unifi Dream Machine Pro, but the basic rules and configuration are similar on the USG and USG Pro respectively. This is done in 4 easy steps. Create DNS Port Group; Create Resolver IP Group

Forcing all DNS through a DNS firewall or RPZ will insure that all related traffic is properly vetted. This setup is for configuring DNS firewall rules on a Unifi Dream …

I have a new Unifi setup (5.10.26) and I'm learning on the fly. I noticed that there are several levels of configuring DNS. I originally set it up …

2. level 1. epicConsultingThrow. Op · 3y. I'm attempting to force Roku DNS queries through a specific DNS server. It looks like they have Google's DNS servers hard coded into the more recent versions of their firmware. As such, they ignore the DNS settings in my Unifi Controller. To force them to use my DNS settings, is it as easy as blocking ...

06.01.2019 · In this article we will look at how to apply DNS redirection on your Unifi network. Please note this is for IPv4 DNS requests. To catch and redirect IPv6 DNS requests, please check the corresponding article.. The goal is to catch and intercept DNS traffic that is NOT going through my carefully crafted infrastructure and force it to take my designed route.

You really can't force all of them, some will have 8.8.8.8 or 1.1.1.1 hardcoded and will just stop working otherwise. But if you want, block outgoing traffic to common DNS servers in the firewall and see how it goes. I'm assuming you've already set custom DNS in UniFi configuration for each and every network?

Forcing all DNS through a DNS firewall or RPZ will insure that all related traffic is properly vetted. This setup is for configuring DNS firewall rules on a ...

Dec 04, 2020 · The options I needed were to force the DNS server on the gateway to check against my Active Directory DNS for those entries that arrive with the correct suffix – ad.durdle.com. This allows the lookup of clients from the UniFi’s DHCP lease table as well as AD DNS entries.

The article will show you how to update the DNS settings on your Unifi Dream Machine Pro (UDMPRO) device. Step 1: Log into the Unifi Console. You will make the changes inside your UDM Pro Network Controller.

UniFi USG DNS Redirect Setup. ... Enter all your DNS servers here you want to be allowed on the local LAN (Eg, ... Scroll down and find "Force Provision".

Jan 06, 2019 · First, create a new firewall group containing the list of allowed DNS entries. Do this via the unifi-interface. Use the “Routing & Firewall” – “Firewall” – “Groups” menu options for this: Adding firewall address group. My group has 10 entries: 4x USG IP addresses, 1 per VLAN. Then, the two Samba AD servers, the one Pi-Hole ...

Sort by: best. level 1. Amilmar. · 2y. You can configure DNS per WAN interface - this is what USG will use to resolve names. You can also configure DNS servers per network in it's DHCP configuration - this is what clients that getting addresses via DHCP will use. Or you can configure client itself as static and set DNS there.

nslookup google.com. Then try this, it will be resolved by 8.8.8.8: nslookup google.com 8.8.8.8. You can use your firewall to BLOCK non-PiHole DNS requests, but you'll notice the second command will fail. DNAT rules can reroute any DNS traffic that isn't headed to your PiHole without the client even realizing it.

As a side note, on the UDM Pro, if you want to port forward on the SFP+ WAN port, you need to use the old settings interface, otherwise it will only affect the RJ45 WAN port. 1. level 2. monkifan. · 1y UDM User. I think the OP wants to force all DNS to the pi-hole DNS server.