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Hi,

I was wondering what the reason behind the wireless device menu is.

As I was testing, i realized that I can not set the mode when adding a new wireless device and the default is always Infrastructure BSS. Since i don't have a card or even know if there are cards that support multiple modes of infra BSS, i can only add one interface at a time.

I find the configuration very strange because my card supports up to 3 wireless interfaces, but in order to add them I first have to assign it under the Interfaces menu, enable the interface, change the mode and then switch back to wireless devices to add a new one. I can't add all devices at once, since I can't pre-select the mode that I would like to run them in, while the mode itself is displayed in the Wireless menu and corrected according to the configuration in the Interface menu.

I could have sworn this wasn't the case with 2.1.1 and I am pretty sure that i could select modes when adding the devices on pfSense too.


I hope it doesn't sound like I'm nagging, please don't take it the wrong way.

Hi,

i attempted a fresh installation yesterday and couldn't maneuver in the TUI when selecting the UFS installation routine, the ZFS installation on the other hand worked (with some glitches here and there). I would assume that this is a bug, since i haven't found anyone complaining about this particular issue so far.

Hi,

i've been trying to get my DoT requests from other machines to be redirected to my opnsense and then forwarded from there.
I'm blocking all DoH servers (or at least those i could find and know of) and the only thing in terms of DNS i allow is UDP DNS on 53 (which is forwarded via NAT rule to do DoT lookups - works fine) and i have some DoT servers configured as forwarder. I found out while testing that some systems that have hard-confed DoT servers that they obviously don't resolve anymore because of my restrictive firewall ruleset (Android with Nebula, Blokada and such). So instead of needing to change those configs i would prefer to just have stuff redirected.

As far as i was looking, and i have been looking to the point that i registered since i couldn't find a satisfying answer, i tried a variety of things but nothing solved "my problem". While trying to configure this I also noticed that the way to configure forwarders is a bit redundant, since you can do that under Miscellaneous but also in the Custom options field under the General configuration of unbound. That confused me a bit and i wanted to know if there's any reason behind this?

I guess my question is: can you actually run a DoT resolver or can you just forward requests?
I feel that this shouldn't be to complicated but i don't really know what or where to look for, so i came to ask here.

Sorry in advance if the question has been raised before, i just didn't find the answer i was looking for.