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#1 is relatively easy to accomplish with third-party tools, namely Scyto's multicast relay along with Boostchicken's UDM utilities. These tools have been available for a while now and many of you will already be aware of this approach and how it differs from the mDNS *reflector* offered by Unifi. OK

• o firmware: opnsense-version: support reading lock files operated by opnsense-update o firmware: patch version / date header in consistently for backend scripts ... o plugins: os-mdns-repeater 1.1[5] o plugins: os-rspamd 1.12[6] o plugins: os-zabbix-agent 1.11[7]
• I'm just setting up the mDNS repeater plugin to make mDNS work between two VLANs. That should be enough to make mDNS resolution itself work, but you would need to make sure the firewall actually...
• Warning: If you are also using the multicast DNS (MDNS-Repeater) plugin in OPNsense, you will need to change the default DNSCrypt-proxy port of 5353 to something else. I am using 5300 to keep it similar to the unencrypted port 53 of DNS.
• If they supported mDNS repeating I would be using this. pfSense/OPNsense. These tools let you do anything and have a tremendous amount of third-party packages available for them. Configuring them is a pain (especially tools like fq_codel) as all that flexibility comes at a cost.
• Multicast DNS is part of Zero-configuration networking set of technologies designed to enable devices to work on networks without manual setup.. Multicast DNS is used to locate a device or service by name on a small local network without using a preconfigured name sever i.e DNS.. Originally developed by Apple it goes under the name of Bonjour. It is an Internet standard Multicast DNS RFC 6762.