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Requirements
1.Install pfsense 2.3.1 (More than one Dynamic DNS included in this version)
2.Sign up with OpenDNS
3.Configure your network on OpenDNS and don’t forget to configure your web filter settings
Assuming that you have completed the above requirements, first you have to change your DNS on pfsense to OPENDNS. To do this, go to Systems > General Setup. Under DNS Server Settings
DNS Server 1: 208.67.222.222
DNS Server 2: 208.67.220.220
DNS Server Override: Unchecked
Disable DNS Forwarder: Checked
See Figure 1 and 2.
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| Figure 1. |
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| Figure 2. |
Once you finished, click Save to save all the setting you entered.
DNS Resolver
Once you completed the above process, go to Services>DNS Resolver>General Settings
Enable DNS resolver: Checked
Enable DNSSEC Support: Unchecked
Enable Forwarding Mode: Checked
See Figure 3.
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| Figure 3. |
Once you finished, click Save to save all the setting you entered.
Dynamic DNS
When finished, Go to Services > Dynamic DNS > Add
In this case, I’ll be using OpenDNS but you can pick any services that you like.
Service Type: OpenDNS
Interface to Monitor: WAN
Hostname: opendns.com
MX: leave blank
Wildcards: Unchecked
Verbose Logging: Unchecked
Username: (email address that you registered with on OpenDNS Account)
Password: (Your Password in your OpenDNS Account)
Confirm: Your Password again
Description: You can enter “OpenDNS Account”
Save setting.
See Figure 4, 5 and 6.
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| Figure 4. |
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| Figure 5. |
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| Figure 6. |
Note: If the cached ip is not available, check you settings again. If you see a green IP, everything is okay.
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