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Try hard to other option but right now it is best solution

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Have multiple VMworkstation VM's one of which I need to connect an Android device to. Need to setup &nbsp;DNS with pfSense or mint to control .local request. Need to be able to hit my.test.local which is one of my servers on my network 10.8.x.x. Everything reading is telling me how to make them see www.xxx.com. Need to stay local and resolve this address.
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Have multiple VMworkstation VM's one of which I need to connect an Android device to. Need to setup  DNS with pfSense or mint to control .local request. Need to be able to hit my.test.local which is one of my servers on my network 10.8.x.x. Everything reading is telling me how to make them see www.xxx.com. Need to stay local and resolve this address.

Hot to setup DNS with pfSense or mint to control .local request

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