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The last two responses are not at all helpful.
We're all already using those, which is why we'd like to be able to specify aliases for them.
It has the exact same issue (I mentioned it in my first reply). The hosts that are already mapped to an IP in DHCP are not present in the Unbound or Dnsmasq lists, so one cannot assign aliases to them. An IP address must be double-specified (once in DHCP and once in the chosen DNS override service) for each host you require aliases for.
Quote from: yourfriendarmando on November 28, 2023, 09:45:32 AM
Look for:
DHCP Static Mappings
We're all already using those, which is why we'd like to be able to specify aliases for them.
Quote from: opnsense-user-4398 on May 22, 2024, 10:28:28 AM
You may use Dnsmasq DNS instead of Unbound. It allows easier configuration of aliases.
It has the exact same issue (I mentioned it in my first reply). The hosts that are already mapped to an IP in DHCP are not present in the Unbound or Dnsmasq lists, so one cannot assign aliases to them. An IP address must be double-specified (once in DHCP and once in the chosen DNS override service) for each host you require aliases for.
