DNS should be handled by the ISP as the wan is using DHCP to get that
info. I also see the DNS is passed thru to my laptop when I look at
TCP/IP properties but you right it does sound like DNS. Any thoughts on
were I should be looking? What puzzles me the most is it works fine on
reboot but stops after a short time with the exception of recently
visited sites which appear to still work. Last night for example I was
watching YouTube hours after all other sites stopped working. It's like
if they stay active there is no issue. Fairly confident it is caching /
TTL related. But from my limited knowledge it all looks good. Pretty
much defaults on everything.
Brian
On 1/22/2014 9:59 AM, Maine Techie wrote:
Sounds like a classic case of cache (squid) or possibly a DNS config
issue. Just a couple ideas where to start the TS process. Plenty of
resources on both on the pfSense forum.
On Wed, Jan 22, 2014 at 9:52 AM, Brian Caouette <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Having some trouble that I can' figure out. Upon fresh reboot my
system works good. Shortly after it starts failing to serve
webpages to the lan port. Via the web interface I can do ping and
tracert and it all looks good but from my pc it all fails after 15
minutes to a few hours. Some web pages work others don't. I
suspect recently visited sites are the ones that continue to work
for a little bit longer. I have a base install with captive portal
and squid as extras.
Thoughts?
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