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On Mon, 2006-10-09 at 13:08 -0400, wireless wrote: |
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> Kelly Price wrote: |
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> > On 10/9/06, wireless <wireless@×××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> >> 2. Would there be any problem installing DJBDNS on this this |
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> >> device? Would any of the other necessary software for a DNS |
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> >> primary, be a problem? |
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> >> 3. Any other c library issues in running one of these computers |
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> >> as a dns server? |
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> > Instead of DJBDNS, I would use DNSMASQ which is quite small onto |
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> > itself, and lets you define static IP addresses for DHCPCD users. |
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> Um, I need primary dns server capabilities, it is to be |
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> authoritative.... It is the name server of record, except for the |
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> root servers.... |
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> As such any form of DNS masquerading is not going to be sufficient. |
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> Or did I miss something? |
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dnsmasq can share the /etc/hosts file. Kind of ppor mans auth dns |
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server. |
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You have also dnrd. (its badly documented (my fault) but it can do |
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limitd auth DNS hosint.g NS records, A records) |
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I don't recomment any of those if you need to be auth dns for more than |
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your own small network. |
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Natanael Copa |
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