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#91
Zenarmor (Sensei) / Re: CVE-2025-14847 vulnerabili...
Last post by PencilHCV - January 03, 2026, 02:35:09 PMThanks for your suggestion. But still no one has been able to answer my question. Or is it not important if mongo database is vulnerable to inform all of us users, when this is a security product?
best regards,
Hugo
best regards,
Hugo
#92
General Discussion / Re: Wireguard requires manual ...
Last post by chemlud - January 03, 2026, 02:31:28 PMGolden rule of FOSS: If not everybody can reproduce, it's YOUR bug. Sorry, that's the way it is.
Various WG tunnels here, no problems with reboots for years...
Various WG tunnels here, no problems with reboots for years...
#93
25.7, 25.10 Series / Re: Which is the way to go ? -...
Last post by Mayo132 - January 03, 2026, 02:30:24 PMWow, thanks for the fast reply.
After your answers, I think i should give KEA a chance ;) But I did not know that i can push the Unifi Server IP via "DNS". At this time Iam using adguard with a local unbound installation. If i get it right i only have to push the right ip for the domain "unifi." ?
Thanks a lot for helping me.
After your answers, I think i should give KEA a chance ;) But I did not know that i can push the Unifi Server IP via "DNS". At this time Iam using adguard with a local unbound installation. If i get it right i only have to push the right ip for the domain "unifi." ?
Thanks a lot for helping me.
#94
25.7, 25.10 Series / Re: Which is the way to go ? -...
Last post by DEC740airp414user - January 03, 2026, 02:21:11 PMI setup both, it wasn't hard to import or copy and paste my static mappings over.
my setup:
dnsmasq and or kea for dhcp. then I use unbound for DNS.
long term I will be using Kea.
my cloud gen g2 plus is on my internal network. so I can't help you there
my setup:
dnsmasq and or kea for dhcp. then I use unbound for DNS.
long term I will be using Kea.
my cloud gen g2 plus is on my internal network. so I can't help you there
#95
25.7, 25.10 Series / Re: Which is the way to go ? -...
Last post by Patrick M. Hausen - January 03, 2026, 02:20:29 PMCurrently Kea does not support custom options at all. For Unifi/Ubiquiti they are not really necessary, though. You can use a DNS A record for "unifi." e.g. as an override in Unbound.
I prefer the (to my tastes) cleaner setup of Kea and Unbound. Deciso is pushing DNSmasq for reasons I do not quite understand. I would not base my enterprise firewall product on a single person project hosted on a private server.
I prefer the (to my tastes) cleaner setup of Kea and Unbound. Deciso is pushing DNSmasq for reasons I do not quite understand. I would not base my enterprise firewall product on a single person project hosted on a private server.
#96
25.7, 25.10 Series / Which is the way to go ? - DHC...
Last post by Mayo132 - January 03, 2026, 02:08:46 PMHi everyone,
first of all I wish everyone a happy new year.
Please let me start the new year witch an older "project" wich I would like to start again. But at this time Iam not sure, what would be the right way. The topic is about switching the DHCP Server from ISC to ..?... KEA or Dnsmasq.
At this time Iam running Dnsmasq in my homelab, but Iam only using it because of the vendor specific ("Ubiquiti") DHCP options. I think some of us knows the problem, when the unifi controller is located outside the network.
Does anyone have some experiences using KEA with such options ? Or maybe some has an recommendation, which DHCP i should try to implement?
Is it better to focus on KEA, or is DnsMasq also a good choice ?
Thanks a lot for helping me.
Mario
first of all I wish everyone a happy new year.
Please let me start the new year witch an older "project" wich I would like to start again. But at this time Iam not sure, what would be the right way. The topic is about switching the DHCP Server from ISC to ..?... KEA or Dnsmasq.
At this time Iam running Dnsmasq in my homelab, but Iam only using it because of the vendor specific ("Ubiquiti") DHCP options. I think some of us knows the problem, when the unifi controller is located outside the network.
Does anyone have some experiences using KEA with such options ? Or maybe some has an recommendation, which DHCP i should try to implement?
Is it better to focus on KEA, or is DnsMasq also a good choice ?
Thanks a lot for helping me.
Mario
#97
General Discussion / Re: Wireguard requires manual ...
Last post by Patrick M. Hausen - January 03, 2026, 12:51:23 PMDid you outline the precise steps necessary to reproduce the problem? Did you create a bug report/issue on github? No? So no bug that anybody but you knows of.
#98
General Discussion / Re: Wireguard requires manual ...
Last post by novel - January 03, 2026, 12:43:03 PMQuote from: chemlud on January 03, 2026, 10:59:10 AMWhich bug?
Are you kidding me? If I reboot OPNsense the wireguard not work. I have to manual restart. OPNsense shutdown at nights because cause sound then I cant sleep.
I have to restart manually to work wireguard.
#99
General Discussion / Re: Wireguard requires manual ...
Last post by chemlud - January 03, 2026, 10:59:10 AMWhich bug?
#100
German - Deutsch / Re: ISC DHCP - neu angelegte N...
Last post by patient0 - January 03, 2026, 10:40:20 AMBenutzt Du Dnsmasq für DNS? Sobald ich Dnsmasq (auch nur für DNS) einschalte, dann wird es ein durcheinander.
