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# or DHCP but should never forward queries on that domain to any upstream servers.
local=/375.jaiswal.net/ dhcp-authoritative log-dhcp quiet-dhcp quiet-dhcp6 quiet-ra quiet-tftp# host entries flushed via dnsmasq_watcher.py [isc] and a dump of the static reservations
addn-hosts=/var/etc/dnsmasq-hosts addn-hosts=/var/etc/dnsmasq-leases dns-forward-max=15000 cache-size=10000 local-ttl=1 conf-dir=/usr/local/etc/dnsmasq.conf.d,*.conf dhcp-range=tag:ixl1,X.X.X.30,X.X.X.199,86400 domain=375.jaiswal.net,X.X.X.30,X.X.X.199 dhcp-range=tag:ixl1,::1000,::2000,constructor:ixl1,64,86400 domain=X.X.X,::1000,::2000 dhcp-host=d8:0d:17:41:af:2c,X.X.X.23,TL-SG108PE dhcp-host=68:1d:ef:18:b2:c6,X.X.X.29,camect-home-2fefa dhcp-host=dc:f5:05:18:4e:fb,X.X.X.34,mwmdemo-4EFB dhcp-host=1c:1d:d3:d8:23:e6,X.X.X.35,Nitens-Mac-Studio dhcp-host=a8:51:ab:02:3f:28,X.X.X.99,Guest_Room_AppleTV dhcp-host=00:1a:ae:00:40:4b,X.X.X.101 dhcp-host=00:1a:ae:02:5f:16,X.X.X.113 dhcp-host=88:c9:e8:bc:e9:50,X.X.X.116,Sony_A95K_FM dhcp-host=60:81:f9:ac:66:58,X.X.X.128,Helium-Hotspot dhcp-host=00:0c:d0:01:23:33,X.X.X.132 dhcp-host=b8:2c:a0:5b:5d:14,X.X.X.142,android-a3369b84877d627a dhcp-host=80:a5:89:aa:42:67,X.X.X.152,mwmdemo-4267 dhcp-host=90:56:82:98:56:c2,X.X.X.201,AmanBluesound dhcp-host=18:bb:26:e2:2f:43,X.X.X.202,RianBluesound dhcp-host=90:56:82:40:91:49,X.X.X.203,MasterBedroom dhcp-host=64:95:6c:0a:94:76,X.X.X.204,LG_Projector_MB dhcp-host=38:c9:86:14:8b:ae,X.X.X.205,10ddb198e7550000 dhcp-host=20:f8:5e:4e:b5:d6,X.X.X.206,RianBedroomFan dhcp-host=20:f8:5e:4e:ac:37,X.X.X.207,AmanBedroomFan dhcp-host=20:f8:5e:35:e4:5c,X.X.X.208,MasterBedroomFa dhcp-host=20:f8:5e:4e:ce:5a,X.X.X.209,FamilyRoomFan dhcp-host=20:f8:5e:e4:44:ce,X.X.X.210,OfficeFan dhcp-host=00:11:d9:56:96:45,X.X.X.211,TIVO-A9200019027F13F dhcp-host=20:f8:5e:4e:ad:57,X.X.X.212,PlayRoomFan dhcp-host=00:1b:7c:09:81:9f,X.X.X.213,sdr35-589374 dhcp-host=00:11:d9:8f:15:09,X.X.X.214,TIVO-849601190366E67 dhcp-host=14:91:82:d8:4b:70,X.X.X.221,Wemo_soffit dhcp-host=00:1b:7c:09:81:b1,X.X.X.222,sdp55-58b1f0 dhcp-host=d4:6a:91:0e:88:d2,X.X.X.223,Wattbox dhcp-host=ec:a9:07:10:7a:50,X.X.X.224,AppleTVvingRoom dhcp-host=4c:ab:4f:90:c6:47,X.X.X.225,AppleTVmilyRoom dhcp-host=c8:d0:83:ca:46:cc,X.X.X.226,MasterBAppleTV3 dhcp-host=00:11:d9:96:e8:9a,X.X.X.227,TIVO-84900119048F1A6dhcp-host=id:00:01:00:01:2d:af:54:ce:b8:e6:0c:13:e7:1e, [::b9cc],m1_macbook_pro
dhcp-host=id:00:04:bb:36:4d:56:f5:2c:9f:11:50:7a:32:82:60:23:dd:e1, [::bbc1],pi-hole
dhcp-host=id:00:01:00:01:29:42:4e:a4:14:98:77:7b:27:6d,[::bbc2],mac- mini-server
dhcp-host=id:00:01:00:01:2e:ea:7c:b5:00:1a:1e:04:13:98,[::bbc3],aruba-masterdhcp-host=id:00:01:00:01:2e:ea:7c:b5:00:1a:1e:04:13:98,[::bbc3],aruba- conductor
dhcp-option=tag:ixl1,60,ArubaAP dhcp-option=tag:ixl1,43,X.X.X.2 dhcp-option=tag:ixl1,66,X.X.X.10 dhcp-option=tag:ixl1,150,X.X.X.10 dhcp-option=42,X.X.X.1 dhcp-option=tag:ixl1,6,X.X.X.4 dhcp-option=tag:ixl1,option6:23,[::bbc1] # default dns mapped to this server (0.0.0.0) dhcp-option=6,0.0.0.0 no-ident*From: *Dnsmasq-discuss <dnsmasq-discuss- [email protected]> on behalf of Niten Jaiswal via Dnsmasq- discuss <[email protected]>
*Date: *Tuesday, January 20, 2026 at 9:53 PM*To: *[email protected] <dnsmasq- [email protected]>
*Subject: *[Dnsmasq-discuss] Potential memory leak Hi!I’m a user of opnsense and have migrated to dnsmasq for DHCPv4 and v6 services. However, dnsmasq randomly stops functioning and I need to manually restart it to restore DHCP services to my network. I’ve been troubleshooting the issue on the opnsense form on the following thread: https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=49552.30 <https:// forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=49552.30>
My basic testing points to an issue with serving DHCPv6 addresses. When I have router advertisement set to unmanaged the memory consumption of dnsmasq was fairly stable. When router advertisement is set to managed then dnsmasq begins consuming more and more memory..
Let me know if you need additional information. I was asked to post to the email list by an opnsense forum moderator.
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