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AX1500: Why can't the router's DNS resolver be set to an address in the LAN IP network?

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AX1500: Why can't the router's DNS resolver be set to an address in the LAN IP network?

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dime

2022-05-09 20:13:23

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AX1500: Why can't the router's DNS resolver be set to an address in the LAN IP network?

2022-05-09 20:13:23

Model: Archer AX1500

Hardware Version: V1

Firmware Version: 1.2.5 Build 20211117

Is this a bug or feature? It doesn't make sense, so I would like an official response to the issue.

I am well aware that clients can be handed an optional resolver via DHCP. That is not the issue here.

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xistense

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2022-05-10 21:41:02

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Re:AX1500: Why can't the router's DNS resolver be set to an address in the LAN IP network?

2022-05-10 21:41:02

Same happens on my AX73, too. If I set the dns to resolver in my network, the router changes the default ip of lan. It's frustrating.

dime

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2022-05-16 08:58:57

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Re:AX1500: Why can't the router's DNS resolver be set to an address in the LAN IP network?

2022-05-16 08:58:57

One week passed and no response.

Still very interested to know the reasoning behind the odd behaviour.

AX1500: Why can't the router's DNS resolver be set to an address in the LAN IP network?

AX1500: Why can't the router's DNS resolver be set to an address in the LAN IP network?

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