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Host Override for Local Web Server

I'm having an issue where I am not able to get to my local webserver, from an internal IP - using my subdomain (e.g.: sub.domain.com)  I CAN get to that webserver using the server's IP (internally).

There is a way to account for this in my router (OPNSense) - but I'm struggling a bit to get that to work. 

SO I'm wondering - if I could manually enter a 'route' in NextDNS so that my subdomain would point to my internal IP.  No idea if that would even help - but if it did - it has some real benefits as these things could be managed in one place (NextDNS)...

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    • Calvin_Hobbes
    • 3 yrs ago
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    Use the existing Rewrites feature?

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      • Rob
      • 3 yrs ago
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      Yes, that should work.

      I use this to map a subdomain to Homebridge running on a Pi in my (local) network.

      • Luigi_calamar
      • 3 yrs ago
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      Calvin Hobbes 

      I'm looking - where do I find that feature? 

      • Calvin_Hobbes
      • 3 yrs ago
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      Luigi calamar it’s under the settings tab in my.nextdns.io. It’s at the bottom.

      • Luigi_calamar
      • 3 yrs ago
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      Calvin Hobbes

      WOW - that works - SO much better than trying to do this in OPNsense - DNSMASQ or Unbound (which I can't use)

      THANKS

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