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Piling on top of that, I want what OP wants with an insane amount of configurability. UniFi does not allow me to redirect DNS traffic / disable rDNS for IPv6.
by WirelessGigabit 3y ago
Piling on top of that, I want what OP wants with an insane amount of configurability.
UniFi does not allow me to redirect DNS traffic / disable rDNS for IPv6.
Synology same.
And while I can set up a router with dnsmasq and all of that, plug it into a switch with a couple of APs, one of my limitations is that I really need a mesh network...
- toast0 3y agoIf you want the most configurability, run your routing on a PC or two. I've got a rediculous setup with two redundant routers and all that. The nice thing is when it's working properly, I can reboot either router for software updates with very little noticable impact. The not nice thing is it took a lot of work, and it doesn't always work that way. Then deal with the APs separately; you should be able to setup a mesh system without having it do routing and NAT; I only have exposure to ASUS's aiMesh on underpowered hardware and I went back to separating the APs, but mesh makes a lot of people happy, so you do you.