I am using a real domain and using dnsmasq a master authorized server. Dnsmasq syncs it data to a slave nameserver on the internet. The slave nameserver get all the all the routerable IPv6 address that are handout by dnsmasq. So I am able to ping my wifi router by it's ipv6 address.
I think the "auth-zone" is enough to disable the external look-up. Jim Alles <[email protected]> , 20-10-2013 3:54: Just ask it to, There are other methods of specifying this, but this is for a dnsmasq.conf example: local=/example.com/ #private queries are only answered locally Other possibly useful settings: bogus-priv #blocks private address forwarding This seems to work the IPv4 address but not IPv6. except-interface=eth? (WAN) This option is used to disable dnsmasq on the specific interface. domain-needed #blocks incomplete external requests I got a full domain name as a request like "ND-Wifi.example.com". Greats, René
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