gnhb 10e41b741b Don't use "local" as a domain. It breaks DNS resolution for hosts running mDNS. ... The "local" search domain signifies to local hosts that are running mDNS (bonjour or avahi) that mDNS is to be used to look up local hosts instead of doing a normal DNS query to the server listed in /etc/resolv.conf on the local host. Also, hosts running bonjour or avahi can not ping or reach *any* other host by name if it is not running some mDNS implementation. Essentially, if DHCP tells the local host that it's search domain is "local" then hosts running mDNS will not query the pfsense DNS server for any local lan DNS lookups. See here on apple's website: http://support.apple.com/kb/TA20999?viewlocale=en_US Quote from above link: "To indicate that the name should be looked up using local multicast instead of a standard DNS query, all Bonjour host names end with the extension ".local."		2010-04-06 14:24:38 +07:00
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config.xml	Don't use "local" as a domain. It breaks DNS resolution for hosts running mDNS.	2010-04-06 14:24:38 +07:00