You could use dynamic Dns.. .so what is it..
simple, you setup your dns, set your server to resolve it first.
1 problem, you have dhcp assigned ip adres and your resolve.conf
is changed everytime.
wel here is te solution
What you need:
Bind9 , DHCP3-client ( if you get ip by dhcp from provide
Geoff Scott wrote:
Eric Hines wrote:
Geoff,
What do your logs say about NT_STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE for the stuff below?
What type of sam are you running? Ldapsam / tdbsam ?
It's set for tdbsam. I've not got that set up right, though, according
to the smbd log. I've frankly walked
I tried both versions of /etc/dhclient-enter-hooks below, and in each
case, following a reboot my /etc/resolv.conf was overwritten to its
original form by dhclient-script.
Unless this is related to my DNS functionality, which I've written IAW
BYEXAMPLE Chapt 3 (although, apparently not, as it
Dwight Tovey said:
>
> Eric Hines said:
>> Yes, I am--or at least I think so; the daemon is running, and it's
>> configured according the the Chapt 3 example. The /etc/resolv.conf
>> file
>> says it's written by /etc/dhclient-script, so I disabled that file,
>> adjusted the resolv and tried agai
Eric Hines said:
> Yes, I am--or at least I think so; the daemon is running, and it's
> configured according the the Chapt 3 example. The /etc/resolv.conf file
> says it's written by /etc/dhclient-script, so I disabled that file,
> adjusted the resolv and tried again. No effect. Also, during r
Yes, I am--or at least I think so; the daemon is running, and it's
configured according the the Chapt 3 example. The /etc/resolv.conf file
says it's written by /etc/dhclient-script, so I disabled that file,
adjusted the resolv and tried again. No effect. Also, during reboot,
when dhcpd start
Are you using dhcp to get an IP address on that server?
Every time dhcpcd gets an IP address it overwrites the resolv.conf. So
I think that's why it's changing every time you reboot. dhcpcd can be
run with the -R option to prevent it from overwriting resolv.conf (check
out the dhcpcd man page
Eric Hines wrote:
> One more thing I forgot to mention. The chapter calls for editing
> /etc/resolv.conf, but in my case it won't stay edited--it keeps
> getting set back to an original form (for searching my ISP) on every
> reboot.
>
Use the GUI tools if you don't want to go hunting around fo
