We were waiting for for the great DNS Based Routing feature to arrive, and now that KeeneticOS 5 is in the stable channel. We immediately upgraded our 8 routers and extenders to the latest version.
However it's a big disappointment that DNS Routing would only work on Default policy.
We have several Wifi Connections, each of them is tied to a different Segment Policy. where each segment connects via specific VPN Tunnel.
The idea was to have the DNS Routing work on top of already defined policy, so that clients will continue to use assigned VPN tunnel on the policy, and at the same time still be able to route to a different VPN Tunnel for specific Website.
Example: Wifi 1 Routes to UK VPN (Segment Policy), and Amazon.com Routes to USA VPN (DNS Routing).
Please Look into having this implemented (or advise on whether there's a workaround on this).
We currently use IPv4 Routing to have this achieved, but it's hard to keep track of changing websites ip addresses.
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Baraa Baraa
Hi,
We were waiting for for the great DNS Based Routing feature to arrive, and now that KeeneticOS 5 is in the stable channel. We immediately upgraded our 8 routers and extenders to the latest version.
However it's a big disappointment that DNS Routing would only work on Default policy.
We have several Wifi Connections, each of them is tied to a different Segment Policy. where each segment connects via specific VPN Tunnel.
The idea was to have the DNS Routing work on top of already defined policy, so that clients will continue to use assigned VPN tunnel on the policy, and at the same time still be able to route to a different VPN Tunnel for specific Website.
Example: Wifi 1 Routes to UK VPN (Segment Policy), and Amazon.com Routes to USA VPN (DNS Routing).
Please Look into having this implemented (or advise on whether there's a workaround on this).
We currently use IPv4 Routing to have this achieved, but it's hard to keep track of changing websites ip addresses.
Thank you!
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