seems like the centos vm uses internal and external DNS which resolves your domain as internal (192…) and external (51…) IP. It depends on which DNS is used.
Hi Markus
Thank you for your reply
Basically this is second install of NS and the same issue
no problem on the host
vm every time then you ping ex.google give different respond one correct google ip and when you stop that ping and ping it again give you this strange behaviour I don’t have any internal networks at 192.168.2.xxxx
The 192.168.2.1 dos is from remote by vpn tunel
Local where is vm don’t have this subnet
local network is 192.168.0.0 and NS address is 192.168.0.200
looks like when creating bridge for AD is going in mess
Sorry for the late answer.
So please just ignore the thread.
My mistake.
DNS behaviour is ok because I’m using remote DNS through the VPN tunnel so two different ip for the domain are correct. One the public one and one the private from tunnel.
Got some problems when updating my vm on the beginning but that was suricata.
Everything is working well.
My mistake
Sorry to keep you busy and appreciate your time.