08.01.2019 · May 6, 2020, 3:34 PM. @johnpoz said in Transparently Intercept and Redirect DNS Traffic to an Internal DNS: You can do it when the dns server is on a different network.. Here I create a redirect on my lan network 192.168.9/24 to redirect to my pihole which is on my dmz or 192.168.3/24 network..
Port range: 53 (or make an alias with 53 + 853) Redirect Port : 53. Filter rule: Either create associated rule or simply Pass ``` For internal dns rule, set them in this order. Allow pihole (unbound) to access internet (or just the selected servers), port 53 / 853 or whatever is ur default. Allow all dns traffic on interface to [pihole IP]
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.
Jul 08, 2020 · This is more to remind me than anything else, but I figured out how to configure my firewall to redirect all DNS traffic (except from the ...
STEP 1) Configure DNS Port Group. First configure the group objects within the firewall subtab. Object based configuration makes managing systems so much easier. We will start out by configuring a port based object that represents all DNS traffic. Enter Port 53 and call it All DNS.
Log into unifi controller web UI · Go to Settings · Select Routing & Firewall · Select Firewall · Select Groups · Hit "Create new Group" · Enter all your DNS servers ...
In fact, the deny rule I have listed should block all traffic tied to port 53. Yet, any DNS server I set can bypass content filtering. EDIT: I just set a rule LAN_OUT to deny all port 53 and not allow any port 53 (including OpenDNS), and every device can still access the internet.
9.3, and I wanted to redirect any traffic that goes out on port 53 back to the pihole for inspection/blackholing before it gets sent out to a real DNS server.
Redirect Hard-coded DNS To Pi-hole Using Ubiquiti EdgeRouter ... I was blocking port 53 from all outgoing traffic on my iOT VLAN but this is a much better ...
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.
There is a more simple way that will redirect port 53 connections to the Pi-hole. It looks like you are using Unifi but I am using EdgeOS. They should be pretty similar though (I get the same menu options on my ER-X). I just use a destination NAT rule and a source NAT rule to accomplish this. Go to Firewall/NAT > NAT Press Add Destination NAT Rule
For example to match on UDP port 10001 on interface br0 and internal LAN host 192.168.1.50, use: sudo tcpdump -n -i br0 udp port 10001 and host 192.168.1.50. If you only see traffic in one direction, for example 198.51.100.1.1611 > 192.168.1.10.443 repeatedly, then the internal
Traffic Direction. UniFi Network allows configuring the GeoIP filtering traffic direction. Follow the steps below: 1. Navigate to the top of the Threat Management Dashboard and select the direction. 2. Select the traffic direction. 3. Click Done.
Good morning. I'd like to redirect all port 53 traffic on the LAN to my internal DNS server (Pi-Hole+cache+DNScrypt). I found a couple of archived posts that talked about this but no one in the thread went into detail how to accomplish this.