Open Y9fK opened 1 year ago
This (non-obvious) issue is because *.cache.lancache.net (inappropriately IMO) resolves on the global Internet. On your DNS server a Domain Override needs to be created for:
cache.lancache.net
Pointing to your lancache-dns server IP. (lancache server 192.0.2.2) (non-lancache DNS server 192.0.2.1)
C:\Users\SomeUser>nslookup uplay.cache.lancache.net
Server: yakko.somelan.lan
Address: 192.0.2.1
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: uplay.cache.lancache.net
Address: 77.68.81.103
C:\Users\SomeUser>nslookup uplay.cache.lancache.net
Server: yakko.somelan.lan
Address: 192.0.2.1
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: uplay.cache.lancache.net
Address: 192.0.2.2
Would be awesome if whomever owns/runs the webserver for cache.lancache.net would add a custom HTTP header pointing to lancache documentation or something giving those troubleshooting a clue bat instead of simply 404'ing every HTTP/HTTPS request. ):
Hope this post helps others scratching their head with this issue.
Hello! I turned the lancash around. If I request to the dns server of the lancache directly, the response is the cache's ip-address. However, if I do a forward on my primary dns server, the lancache responds with the ip address 77.68.81.103 inetnum: [77.68.80.0 - 77.68.87.255 netname: UK-NGCS org: [ORG-FHL1-RIPE] descr: UK Next Generation Cloud Server (NGCS)
My primary dns server has a real ip-address. When does the dns server lancaсhe respond with this address? Thank you