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Is there a way for NetBird to match domains via suffix in the DNS feature? Any boolean for RegEx versus Strict for this in terms of config that I'm overlooking? Might be a solution to my other Issue on #3892.
E.g., route all domains with suffix of say .netbird.selfhosted to a specific resolver.
Another good one—hypothetically at least—routing suffixes based on currently detected geographic country of the peer machine versus country of the suffix, e.g., if a peer machine requests a .fr and the user is currently abroad seeing family in the USA, then it'll be resolved by different DNS to bypass any region restrictions that may otherwise arise when they're state-side.
Not sure if there are better ways to handle that, but perhaps someone better informed about NetBird will have some further insight. :- )
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Hi all,
Is there a way for NetBird to match domains via suffix in the
DNS
feature? Any boolean forRegEx
versusStrict
for this in terms of config that I'm overlooking? Might be a solution to my otherIssue
on #3892.E.g., route all domains with suffix of say
.netbird.selfhosted
to a specific resolver.Another good one—hypothetically at least—routing suffixes based on currently detected geographic country of the peer machine versus country of the suffix, e.g., if a peer machine requests a
.fr
and the user is currently abroad seeing family in the USA, then it'll be resolved by different DNS to bypass any region restrictions that may otherwise arise when they're state-side.Not sure if there are better ways to handle that, but perhaps someone better informed about NetBird will have some further insight. :- )
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: