I would think a dynamic IP would preclude the being of a DNS server, as if the
servers IP were to change, no one could find the DNS anymore.
Or am I missing something here?
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Date: Thu, 07 Oct 2010 17:36:32
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Subject: [PLUG] question for Ubuntu gurus
Any Ubuntu 10.04 guru who knows how bind9 works to implement a local
name server on a machine with a dynamic IP itself?
I have dhcp3-server running okay now, but I am having trouble
implementing a local name service because apparently the conf files
expect a static ip, not a
dynamic one.
I would like to hear from you, if you've done this. I am trying to
bring up a LAN and corral the naming service to isolate the LAN to only
selected IPs.
Thanks!
- Randall
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