Hi!
I have recently set up a 450G with routeros 4.5 and having some trouble with the internal dns for incomming vpn users.
If a user connects to the internal network in the office the dns queries resolves just fine, but when the very same user connects via vpn (pptp) to the router the dns queries do not resolve.
I've set up static records in the internal dns with FQDN. Example:
Name: router.office.local
Address: 10.15.0.1
TTL: 1d 00:00:00
In the DHCP server I have set up the DHCP network as follows:
Address: 10.15.0.0/24
Gateway: 10.15.0.1
DNS Servers: 10.15.0.1
DNS Domain: office.local
Domain: office.local
This will cause the local office users to receive a dns suffix from DHCP and it is possible for them to ping "router" without entering the FQDN (router.office.local).
The remote users logged in by vpn (pptp) do not receive this dns suffix and can not ping "router". It works fine using the FQDN though. I think that the PPTP Server has it's own way of delivering ipadresses and do not use the DHCP Server and because of that a dns suffix is not set for the vpn user.
How do I make the remote users able to resolve in the same way as a locally connected user?