Skip to main content
quote formatting, removed fluff (Q&A on here is for everyone, not only the asker :)
Source Link
Andrew T.
  • 16.5k
  • 10
  • 76
  • 127

I'm late but "late" is better than "never":

Can anyone explain what dnsmasq is doing here?

Can anyone explain what dnsmasq is doing here?

  • query[A] = resolution request for IPv4
  • From: obviously the source, as you already stated, your router's public address.
  • forwarded to: is the URL forwarding to the DNS servers that you configured for such kind of URLs, in case that no config there, is using the default DNS servers or your GW.
  • reply: the DNS Server is not being able to resolve the host because that domain doesn't exist (mymovies.home) and therefore is delivering that "NXDOMAIN" as reply
  • 192.168.1.124 is the IP that you have statically configured for mymovies

So was, hope that somebody still finds this useful.

I'm late but "late" is better than "never":

Can anyone explain what dnsmasq is doing here?

  • query[A] = resolution request for IPv4
  • From: obviously the source, as you already stated, your router's public address.
  • forwarded to: is the URL forwarding to the DNS servers that you configured for such kind of URLs, in case that no config there, is using the default DNS servers or your GW.
  • reply: the DNS Server is not being able to resolve the host because that domain doesn't exist (mymovies.home) and therefore is delivering that "NXDOMAIN" as reply
  • 192.168.1.124 is the IP that you have statically configured for mymovies

So was, hope that somebody still finds this useful.

Can anyone explain what dnsmasq is doing here?

  • query[A] = resolution request for IPv4
  • From: obviously the source, as you already stated, your router's public address.
  • forwarded to: is the URL forwarding to the DNS servers that you configured for such kind of URLs, in case that no config there, is using the default DNS servers or your GW.
  • reply: the DNS Server is not being able to resolve the host because that domain doesn't exist (mymovies.home) and therefore is delivering that "NXDOMAIN" as reply
  • 192.168.1.124 is the IP that you have statically configured for mymovies
Source Link

I'm late but "late" is better than "never":

Can anyone explain what dnsmasq is doing here?

  • query[A] = resolution request for IPv4
  • From: obviously the source, as you already stated, your router's public address.
  • forwarded to: is the URL forwarding to the DNS servers that you configured for such kind of URLs, in case that no config there, is using the default DNS servers or your GW.
  • reply: the DNS Server is not being able to resolve the host because that domain doesn't exist (mymovies.home) and therefore is delivering that "NXDOMAIN" as reply
  • 192.168.1.124 is the IP that you have statically configured for mymovies

So was, hope that somebody still finds this useful.