Hi Petr,
I think what you are suggesting is to use server entry to define the IP
Addresss corresponding to the domain name of the dns server on the management
interface. Unfortunately, in my case we use udhcpc to learn of the upstream
dns server;s IP address. There is no domain name for the m
Hi Petr,
In my situation with dual-wans, I am not too concerned about management network
being accessible to all users, so using a single dnsmasq is acceptable. I am
using dnsmasq to serve dhcp and dns requests on the data network, but it only
needs to support dns requests on the management n
Hi John,
unless you want too much work, I would suggest using separate domain for
management names. If you are not afraid management network would be
accessible to all users, just use --server=/mgmt.example.net/1.2.3.4 and
--server=5.6.7.8 for normal names (or just read /etc/resolv.conf for
them).
Hi Gordon,
depends on your configuration, which you forgot to provide.
What is in /etc/resolv.conf for example? What flags/configuration are
both instances using?
I would quess 127.0.0.1 might be in resolv.conf. That would mean hosts.2
instance would query hosts.1 instance. That might or might no
