On 21/02/14 18:51, klondike wrote:
Hi guys,
El 21/02/14 09:27, Kevin Darbyshire-Bryant escribió:
You might want to look at the 'localise-queries' option.
Thanks for the hint, that's more or less what I was looking for (I saw
it comes with no IPv6 support but I'll try to implement that myself and
send the patch if I have time).
Such a patch would be very welcome.
I still think it could be cleaner if you could tell dnsmasq to use
different hosts files depending on the subnet (with a default one) as
that'd prevent queries from non configured subnets from getting all the
entries instead of the desired one. For example I may query the address
of a file server from the router, since the 127.0.0.1 network isn't in
the same subnetwork as the fileserver this would give me all possible
entries despite I may want only the one corresponding to the network
administration VLAN to be given.
I suppose addn-hosts could be expanded to do that, but I'm not sure if
dnsmasq now supports more than one entry of this kind.
You can certainly have more than one --addn-hosts file, but you can't
associate them with particular interfaces.
The simplest way to do this is probably just to run multiple instances
of dnsmasq, each bound to a particular interface.
Cheers,
Simon.
Anyways the improvement is deployed and working for now thanks to you :)
El 21/02/14 06:28, Mike O'Connor escribió:
If you use 802.1q vlan and bring the these directly to the router
(running dnsmasq) and assign the two different networks to the
interfaces, dnsmasq will just do this correctly.
dhcp-range=10.10.0.1,10.10.255.254,4h
dhcp-range=10.60.0.1,10.60.255.254,4h
These lines will just find the correct interface and supply the correct
DHCP records.
Yes, yes I know, I added the tag:vlan.xx just as a safe measure but
thanks for the pointer.
Thanks again for the pointers, I suppose I'll use localize queries for now.
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