>> what jakob's message was saying is that the in-addr.arpa and ip6.arpa >> zones will be correctly configured to work with the ietf net's correctly >> configured dhcp server. > I appreciate the effort that has been made to set this up, and I'll > look forward to seeing whether it really does make a useful difference.
you may remember that, in summer '95 stockholm, my laptop was the dhcp server in order to demonstrate dhcp worked and was useful. a year or two later, we were annoyed when we landed in a new location and dhcp was not working. we are hoping that this exercise will do the same for dynamic dns update with dhcp. (and in this case, i do not plan to donate my laptop:-). the key to playing successfully at minneapolis is to configure your home forward dns server now, before you fly. and if you need help (*after* reading <http://ops.ietf.org/dns/dynupd/secure-ddns-howto.html>) whine at <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. note, folk not running unix or linux will not be able to play. we still need a hack to make the windows dhcp client wiggle. randy
