George Vanev writes:
It would be perfect if there is a way dhcpd to read the nameservers
from /etc/resolv.conf
Check the prepend and supercede directives.
Robert Huff
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George Vanev [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I installed isc-dhcpd and it is working fine.
But I don't want to hardcode the nameservers in the dhcpd.conf,
because my ISP is changing them sometimes.
It would be perfect if there is a way dhcpd to read the nameservers
from /etc/resolv.conf
Not
I set up my own caching nameserver.
I used djbdns (dnscache). Some guys like it some not.
Any opinion which is best (or at least very good) to use
for caching dns
On 1/10/07, Lowell Gilbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
George Vanev [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I installed isc-dhcpd and it is
I have a FreeBSD 6.1 box for a gateway.
It connects to ISP via pppoe.
In /etc/ppp/ppp.conf i have this line:
enable dns
so I have the necessery nameserver-s in /etc/resolv.conf
So far, so good...
I want Windows client machines, connected to the FreeBSD box
to get the nameservers automatically.
On Tuesday 09 January 2007 7:56 am, George Vanev wrote:
I want Windows client machines, connected to the FreeBSD box
to get the nameservers automatically.
Can you tell me how this may be done?!
Regerds
I think the best solution would be to configure the FreeBSD box as a caching
nameserver,
George Vanev wrote:
I have a FreeBSD 6.1 box for a gateway.
It connects to ISP via pppoe.
In /etc/ppp/ppp.conf i have this line:
enable dns
so I have the necessery nameserver-s in /etc/resolv.conf
So far, so good...
I want Windows client machines, connected to the FreeBSD box
to
George Vanev wrote:
I have a FreeBSD 6.1 box for a gateway.
It connects to ISP via pppoe.
In /etc/ppp/ppp.conf i have this line:
enable dns
so I have the necessery nameserver-s in /etc/resolv.conf
So far, so good...
I want Windows client machines, connected to the FreeBSD box
to get the
would be to configure the FreeBSD box as a
caching nameserver, then point all your windows boxes to it.
I think you will need to have DHCP running in your network as DHCP is the only
way to automatically get nameservers regardless of the OS you are using
Hope this helps
Regards
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Peter Nyamukusa
box as a
caching nameserver, then point all your windows boxes to it.
I think you will need to have DHCP running in your network as DHCP is the
only
way to automatically get nameservers regardless of the OS you are using
No, you don't need DHCP in the case George described.
As Kirk
?!
Regerds
I think the best solution would be to configure the FreeBSD box as a
caching nameserver, then point all your windows boxes to it.
I think you will need to have DHCP running in your network as DHCP is the
only
way to automatically get nameservers regardless of the OS you
I think the best solution would be to configure the FreeBSD box as a
caching nameserver, then point all your windows boxes to it.
I think you will need to have DHCP running in your network as DHCP is
the only
way to automatically get nameservers regardless of the OS you
On Tuesday 09 January 2007 9:28 am, Peter Nyamukusa wrote:
I think you will need to have DHCP running in your network as DHCP is the
only way to automatically get nameservers regardless of the OS you are
using
Depends on how many clients you're setting up. If there are only a handful,
just
On Tue, Jan 09, 2007 at 05:23:07PM +0100, Oliver Fromme wrote:
David Kelly wrote:
But for the Windows machines to get the nameservers automatically one
has to set up DHCP somewhere. On the FreeBSD machine. Or on a SOHO
router. Somewhere.
No, the FreeBSD machine (which acts as a PPPoE
On Tuesday 09 January 2007 19:10, David Kelly wrote:
On Tue, Jan 09, 2007 at 05:23:07PM +0100, Oliver Fromme wrote:
David Kelly wrote:
But for the Windows machines to get the nameservers automatically
one has to set up DHCP somewhere. On the FreeBSD machine. Or on a SOHO
router.
Thanks to all of you!
I installed isc-dhcpd and it is working fine.
But I don't want to hardcode the nameservers in the dhcpd.conf,
because my ISP is changing them sometimes.
It would be perfect if there is a way dhcpd to read the nameservers
from /etc/resolv.conf
Regards
--
George Vanev
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