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I'm facing a behavior that seems a bit strange for me (as a user), and I'm not sure how to treat and fix the error below.
There is a netbird network with some private hosts behind it and a private DNS server is set up in this network to resolve private domain names for these hosts. I can connect to this network successfully, but it seems that netbird refuses to change my local DNS settings, if I use openresolv:
ERRO client/internal/dns/server.go:322: unable to configure DNS for this peer using resolvconf manager without a nameserver group with all domains configured
...
ERRO [nameservers: [{10.200.0.2 udp 53}]] client/internal/dns/server.go:525: Failed to apply nameserver deactivation on the host: unable to configure DNS for this peer using resolvconf manager without a nameserver group with all domains configured
However, if I switch from openresolv to systemd-resolved, everything works fine (DNS traffic for private domains is routed to netbird's wt0 interface and then, I believe, netbird somehow forwards it to the destination DNS server advertised by the network):
$ resolvectl status
...
Link 4 (wt0)
...
Current DNS Server: <wt0 address>
DNS Domain: [<private domain zones list>]
$ netbird status -d
OS: linux/amd64
...
Nameservers:
[10.200.0.2:53] for [<private domain zones list>] is Available
My question is: given that network itself is fully functional (and everything works well with a different DNS manager), what is the problem with openresolv? I'm not sure how to interpret the error message above and what does it mean at all; I believe that the error reason is trivial, but the error message seems to be somewhat obscure to me.
Are you using NetBird Cloud?
No
NetBird version
0.28.9
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I'm facing a behavior that seems a bit strange for me (as a user), and I'm not sure how to treat and fix the error below.
There is a netbird network with some private hosts behind it and a private DNS server is set up in this network to resolve private domain names for these hosts. I can connect to this network successfully, but it seems that netbird refuses to change my local DNS settings, if I use
openresolv
:However, if I switch from
openresolv
tosystemd-resolved
, everything works fine (DNS traffic for private domains is routed to netbird's wt0 interface and then, I believe, netbird somehow forwards it to the destination DNS server advertised by the network):My question is: given that network itself is fully functional (and everything works well with a different DNS manager), what is the problem with
openresolv
? I'm not sure how to interpret the error message above and what does it mean at all; I believe that the error reason is trivial, but the error message seems to be somewhat obscure to me.Are you using NetBird Cloud?
No
NetBird version
0.28.9
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: