I experienced this as well dealing with some soho "routers" such as the
RT-AC1200. I imagine this configuration is something in-common with a lot
of their offerings. The issue was resolved by making sure the primary DHCP
server and the Asus device both pointed to the same DNS server.
On Wed, Nov 4
This is annoying behavior, because unless you are doing something weird
with actually signing DNS or TCP DNS, the router can just inject a fake
response for their one DNS name they need into any UDP DNS stream with a
tiny bit of inspection. Hijacking all of DNS is the DUMB way to do it.
And eithe
I had a similar discussion with another vendor recently while testing their
mesh wireless systems. This vendor’s units are actually re-writing dhcp
requests that clients make to point DNS to the primary mesh unit. This even
happened when the mesh platform was in pure bridge mode (as opposed to r
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