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ok  I have solved my problem. When using dyndns i used wildcards and that in turn somehow looped out because of of the problem with NetworkManager rewriting my resolv.conf to add the line "search mydomainname.com" that in turn made it so it first tested the domainname i wrote and when it could not be found it added .mydomainname.com to it an because i used wildcards with my dns provider it would be found and rerouted to my opnsense router.

Hope this helps anyone from banging their heads against the wall to much.

or is there a way to not send domain search to the clients thru opnsense dhcp server?

does anyone here use linux with networkmanager and know how to not write a search command to resolv.conf? that seemed to cause the problem

seems its with my linux computer i did not test it right before.

can it be that my resolv.conf in linux has the following

search [mydomainname.com]

ahh ok
i use linux on this machine but i have tried from a windows machine also a telephone same result.
I use dhcp so all machines get my opnsense firewall as dns. the dhcp server is also the opnsense firewall.

Evereything works well and i can reach the internet well. But when I type an adress that does not exist on the wan or the lan it automatically redirects me to my opnsense firewall. I dont like this behaviour.

I have set the following in unbound:
Register DHCP leases in the DNS Resolver
Register DHCP static mappings in the DNS Resolver

and the following in System: General:
Allow DNS server list to be overridden by DHCP/PPP on WAN

I use unbound dns resolver on opnsense

Hello im pretty noob when it comes to routers and am in the process of learning. Right now when I'm typing in any adess (domain name not ip adress) that does not exist, either when im pinging it or typing it in to my webrowser, it redirects to my router adress.
I do not want this. I rather it just fails. Is there a way I do this?

Thanks in advance.

SOLVED:
ok  I have solved my problem. When using dyndns i used wildcards and that in turn somehow looped out because of of the problem with NetworkManager rewriting my resolv.conf to add the line "search mydomainname.com" that in turn made it so it first tested the domainname i wrote and when it could not be found it added .mydomainname.com to it an because i used wildcards with my dns provider it would be found and rerouted to my opnsense router.

Hope this helps anyone from banging their heads against the wall to much.