See also section 4.1 of the BIND 9 Administrators Reference Manual <http://www.nominum.com/content/documents/bind9arm.pdf>. Or whatever documentation comes with your DNS server and DHCP server if you use different ones.
It's not too hard (though I've never done it) and when it's done right there's no script to write, it just works.
Kekoa Vincent wrote:
I would like this as well, currently I have to punch each computer into the DNS zonefile. I was thinking of making some type of script that would do it(edit the zonefile), but I'd rather it be easier & with DHCP.
<waiting for help also...>
-Kekoa
On Sat, 2003-05-31 at 12:16, Mark Gardner wrote:
I have a small home network of three computers. And on occasion a 4th from a friend. I can setup the DHCP fine but the DNS is proving to be a bear. I want it dynamically updated. (when a new DHCP address is issued it updates the DNS. So I can reference every computer on the network by it's name. and not ip address
Anyone have experience doing this or could point me to a tutorial?
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