Did you edit /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf? The line should
say dns=dnsmasq
- Jay
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On Oct 8, 2012, at 14:04, Chris Green wrote:
> I have run dnsmasq with local configuration for quite a while now to
> provide local DNS services on my home LAN.
>
> I am now upgra
I believe the line:
#dhcp-boot=net:red,pxelinux.red-net
should be
#dhcp-boot=tag:red,pxelinux.red-net
And, since I have noticed someone has gone to the trouble of fixing
other minor typos:
# Include a another lot of configuration options.
should be
# Include another lot of configuration
On 08/10/12 17:30, Lovelady, Dennis E. wrote:
Hi, Simon:
I have all the logs going back to June, 2011. (That represents about
70,000 lines of dnsmasq-related messages.) What would you like to
see from those?
The m1330c/w system was on a different network yesterday morning, and
moved back to t
> How would I know if a rogue DHCP server has appeared on the net? I'm
> assuming you're on the right track since the answer to the remaining
> question is:
>
You can do a packet capture on the computer getting the wrong addresses
(use wireshark for example) while running
ipconfig /renew
Look a
I have run dnsmasq with local configuration for quite a while now to
provide local DNS services on my home LAN.
I am now upgrading my machines to [xl]ubuntu 12.04 and in this version
dnsmasq is run automatically by Network Manager. A default installation
just puts the following in resolv.conf:-
Hi, Simon:
I have all the logs going back to June, 2011. (That represents about 70,000
lines of dnsmasq-related messages.) What would you like to see from those?
The m1330c/w system was on a different network yesterday morning, and moved
back to this network in the evening. Absolutely possib
On 08/10/12 16:43, Lovelady, Dennis E. wrote:
> To summarize:
>
> nslookup does not return IP address of DHCP-based servers
>
> “dhcp-host” entries in /etc/dnsmasq.conf are ignored, or at least are
> not as expected
>
> Repeated assignment of IP address to two interfaces
>
>
>
> Following a
Let me preface by saying that I've been using dnsmasq for a couple of years,
without known problems until today.
Today, after having been away for a week, I tried to connect with an internal
server as I've done many, many times, but DNS lookup failed.
So, on the server that's running dnsmasq, I
