i have Vodafone Internet.
Yesterday i recevied the new Modem because i changed my contract from 500Mbit to 1000Mbit.
The old modem was running in Bridge Mode.
I changed the Modem and then i changed again in the Interface of Vodafone the Mode to Bridge.
I connected my Notebook directly to the Vodafone Modem (Bridge Mode).
Internet works and also i get the DNS from Vodafone.
→ Its not a Problem of the Modem oder Vodafone.
IP-Fire:
I made some restarts
chaned to manual DNS
changed to Standard DNS of provider
TCP / UDP
Nothing is working.
I attached some Screenshots. I hope someone can help me.
I’ve just tested your case. ( It lasts, if you first have to disable 10 servers. )
If I allow the DNS servers of the ISP ( Vodafone/Unitymedia Cable Internet ) the status is ‘broken’ (sometimes), ‘ok’ otherwise.
Ok now it works.
The only thing what i did, i restartet again the Modem of Vodafone.
Parallel i deactived the DNS from the ISP and added some more.
After restart of IP-Fire it worked.
Yes, that makes sense.
I forgot the modem reset. DOCSIS modems or the CMTS often bind the end point MAC address to the connection. This is released by a reboot for example.
EDIT: Just one more thought about this problem.
‘Broken’ means there is some problem with the nameserver chosen by unbound. So this state may change intermittend to ‘ok’, if a functioning DNS server is chosen.
Hope this is right. Could not really reproduce this error, because I specify ‘nice’ servers.