"Private DNS" on Android and pfSense DNS setup conflict?
Hello,
I use NextDNS's DNS, both on the "Private DNS" setting on my Android phone, and on the DNS Resolver custom option of my pfSense router.
It worked for months together (I use my NextDNS phone config , both on 4G and when I'm connected to my router.).
But since a few hours today, without any configuration modifications, my phone tell me no internet connection when I'm connected to the router.
It work great on another wifi (without NextDNS setting), or on my wifi (with nextDNS Settings) but only if I disabled the "Private DNS" setting.
I don't know why...
Is there a conflict when we use both NextDNS setting on router AND on phone together?
Thank you,
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Olivier Poitrey following up on this. I last posted on Dec 23rd. A few days later the issue went away with no configuration changes on my end. I assumed something was adjusted in NextDNS. As of approximately 12 hours ago the "Private DNS cannot be accessed" message is back for android devices.
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Any updates on this issue? I've experienced the same "Private server cannot be accessed" on android devices for the last 2 weeks.
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I have been experiencing the same "Private server cannot be accessed" error, with no changes having been made on my network. I am on Verizon FiOS and using the G1100 router.
I am not aware of any way to enable dnssec on the router. Also, I have CNAME flattening disabled.
Any other suggestions on resolving this?
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El mismo problema, conectado a red wifi no conecta el dns privado y tampoco tengo acceso a la red.
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Hello,
Is there any update on this or additional information we can provide to troubleshoot?
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Hi guys,
Since a few days, witout any settings changes, this troubles append again.
I double check my router's and nextdns settings : dnssec option is disabled, and cname flat too.
Any changes in your side?
What can i test/do to solve my problem?
Thank you very much, and have a nice day
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Thank you.
I don't know if it apply, since I don't know how to check the CA on pfSense.
I ask for it on the other post. Wait and see..
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