Menu

Show posts

This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.

Show posts Menu

Messages - Mark_the_Red

#1
Just wanted to say thanks and rep+, high five, thank @spidysense for this post.

Was having a lot of trouble with this based on the garbage information on reddit, plex forums, etc to solve this.

I can 100% confirm that this solution works 100% with Opnsense 27.7.111_2-amd64 on PlexMediaServer(PlexPassVersion) Version 1.41.3.9314 running on Truenas Dragonfish.

If you are using Adguard Home like me, the line  / step is not required:

QuoteServices-> Unbound DNS-> Advanced-> Private Domains-> plex.direct

Thanks again for being a guiding light of truth in the darkness of Plex support!
#2
Long time lurker.  First time Poster.

Quote from: yeraycito on September 18, 2024, 03:51:22 PMOpnsense 24.7.4 Installation:

1 - Activate mimugmail's community repository:

  185.253.5.0

Thanks for this awesome instruction.  Adguard working home on my first time opnsense install, previously rocked an Edgerouter4 for almost a decade before I made the jump to +1Gig home internet.

Question:  What do I have to do to setup masquerade / NAT rules to supplment this adguard install for "rogue" devices on my network that have hardcoded DNS lookups?  Is there a link?    All the reddit posts seem to be contradictory to this working instruction here.  For edgerouter, I had to create a NAT rule that anything trying to look up ANY Ip address port:53 would get forced to the router lookup.  It was shocking to me just how many devices were doing this.  I also doin't care about "tricking" these devices into thinking it made it through.  Is this thread still the right way?  https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=9245.75     Roku can go forth and multiply if it cant DOH as far as I am concerned.

Sorry if this is a dumb question, but with Unbound DNS disabled, I am unsure if NAT / dnsmasq rules are required for this software. 

Hope this makes sense.