pfsense domain binding to ip address

[Acn03]

how can i configure my dns server (pfsense) to route "example.com" to a specific ip address in pfsense. Like when i type for example "ESXI" in the url bar that it goes to ip address 192.168.1.10.

[WereCatf]

6 minutes ago, Acn03 said:

how can i configure my dns server (pfsense) to route "example.com" to a specific ip address in pfsense. Like when i type for example "ESXI" in the url bar that it goes to ip address 192.168.1.10.

Go to services and DNS resolver.

[Oshino Shinobu]

Services > DNS Resolver > General Settings > Host Override

[Acn03]

On 6/21/2019 at 10:55 PM, WereCatf said:

Go to services and DNS resolver.

 

On 6/21/2019 at 10:57 PM, Oshino Shinobu said:

Services > DNS Resolver > General Settings > Host Override

yes i know that but how does the overrides work. i want my av receiver webUI (192.168.1.153) to be accessible when i type receiver.acn or something like that in the URL,

i tried to do it but it doesnt work. dns forwarding=unchecked, dnssec=checked, dns resolver=checked

[Oshino Shinobu]

42 minutes ago, Acn03 said:

 

yes i know that but how does the overrides work. i want my av receiver webUI (192.168.1.153) to be accessible when i type receiver.acn or something like that in the URL,

i tried to do it but it doesnt work. dns forwarding=unchecked, dnssec=checked, dns resolver=checked

Have you tried adding http:// or https:// before receiver.acn? 

 

I have a few web services running on my servers that I use the hostnames for, but they still require https:// before the hostname so it uses the correct port. 

 

You shouldn't need the domain override there.

[WereCatf]

2 hours ago, Acn03 said:

 

yes i know that but how does the overrides work. i want my av receiver webUI (192.168.1.153) to be accessible when i type receiver.acn or something like that in the URL,

i tried to do it but it doesnt work. dns forwarding=unchecked, dnssec=checked, dns resolver=checked

Remove the domain override. Also, change the "parent domain of host" to "acn" -- at the moment, you've defined a host called "receiver.receiver.acn"