That's great, I will have a try on my testbed in my home. And I agree with you
that "admin.myrouter" is a proper domain name for my case.
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??????: "Claudio Thomas"<c...@xmodus-systems.de>;
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??????: "Tymon"<banglang.hu...@foxmail.com>;
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????: Re: [OpenWrt-Devel] How to Custom admin page on openwrt ?
On 12.03.2015 09:45, Tymon wrote:
Thank you for your answer, Claudio Thomas:
I use the default utility called dnsmasq ( a
light-weigh dns server and dhcp server) on openwrt 12.09.
Of course the dhcp-server function is enabled and
PC-wireless client can get the ip address normally.
Now I can see dns is 192.168.1.1 (just the router)
on my PC network configuration, thus I need to modify
the dnsmasq configuration so that it can map the
domain name (e.g. admin.myrouter.com<-->192.168.1.1) I type on browser
?
Hi Tymon,
again: The service that can map from a domain (like
admin.myrouter.com) to an IP-address (like 192.168.1.1) is a DNS-Server
(like bind9). In your case there is probably no DNS-server in the world
that knows "admin.myrouter.com". Thats why you don't get the IP to that
domain.
Because no server in the world knows this domain YOU must find a
solution so that 1 server in the world knows this domain: your own
DNS-server with a zone file for "myrouter.com".
The dnsmasq does only forward and cache the queries, but does not has
the option (so far I know) to manage your own domain. You need to set up a
dnsserver and create a zone file where the mapping for "all" hostnames for
the domain "myrouter.com" are defined.
Sorry, but it is not possible to explain how to set up a DNS-server by
mail. But there are many DNS-server howtos on the net (like in the openwrt
wiki). In small chunks: remove dnsmasq + install binddns-server,
enable forwarding, add a master-zone entry in the named.conf, define your
zone file and start your dns-server (bind).
PS: be carefull when using domain-names that (could) really exist in
the internet. In your case only use *.com domains if this domain belongs to
you. "admin.myrouter.com" coudl be a bad idea, "admin.myrouter" would
probably be better.
Best regards,
Claudio
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