The "new" Limit IP address tracking is fun and all, but it seems to be a bit obscure. I ran into an issue where I was unable to resolve internal domain name. It seems like when this option is enabled, DNS trafic is not sent to the DNS server assigned by DHCP.
I can understand that it helps in a privacy matter, but I think that resolution for local "Search Domain" should continue going to the DNS server assigned by DHCP.
Thoughts ?
MacBook Air (M2)
dereksky42 wrote:
The "new" Limit IP address tracking is fun and all, but it seems to be a bit obscure. I ran into an issue where I was unable to resolve internal domain name. It seems like when this option is enabled, DNS trafic is not sent to the DNS server assigned by DHCP.
I can understand that it helps in a privacy matter, but I think that resolution for local "Search Domain" should continue going to the DNS server assigned by DHCP.
Thoughts ?
Turn it off and compare your results. I would use what works, keep it simple.
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Limit IP address tracking issue with DNS
