Task Error Download Failed Wget Unable To Resolve Host Address 39;download.proxmox.com 39;

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Shanae Maerz

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Jul 22, 2024, 9:16:56 AM7/22/24

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I've got 2 machines on the same sub-net running Debian 5.0. They use the same DNS (/etc/resolv.conf), they route to the same gateway (#route) and they have the same iptables settings (#iptables -L). I can ping from both of them, both to IP addresses and to host names. I can run #host www.google.com and get the same results on both of them. But the problem is that on one of them, I can't wget or curl.

task error download failed wget unable to resolve host address 39;download.proxmox.com 39;

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The redirect from a standby to the active dashboard is done via the IPaddress. This is done because resolving IP addresses to hostnames can be errorprone in containerized environments. It is also the reason why the option isdisabled by default.However, in some situations it might be helpful to redirect via the hostname.For example if the configured TLS certificate matches only the hostnames. Toactivate the redirection via the hostname run the following command:

The clients have built in logic that will ONLY enable their built in TLS downgrade / HTTP fallback modes if the hostnames they are connecting to resolve to an RFC1918 private address. If the hostnames resolve to a public IP range (even if that range sits on your local network) the client will use encryption and thus lancache will not be able to cache the traffic.

As this is built in logic from the games companies, there is no work around for this situation. However even if your local network is setup to give client machines a public ip address, you can still setup lancache on a private IP and configure your router to perform the appropriate routing or NAT locally - it is only the hostnames pointing to the lancache itself that must resolve to a private IP and it does not matter what IP space the clients use.