Split DNS with kresd on Turris: Override A Records Without Losing AAAA or MX
How to use kresd’s policy.ANSWER module on a Turris router to serve private IPs for internal hosts while letting AAAA and MX records resolve normally from public DNS.
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Split DNS with kresd on Turris: Override A Records Without Losing AAAA or MX
Learn how kresd’s policy.ANSWER module lets you rewrite A records for internal hosts on a Turris router while leaving AAAA and MX records untouched from the real zone.
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Split DNS on Turris with kresd: Override A Records Without Breaking AAAA or MX
Using kresd’s policy.ANSWER module on a Turris router lets you serve private IPs for local hostnames while leaving AAAA and MX records untouched in the public zone.