RE: DNS

["Tony Buser" <gr0k@juju.org>]

What are you using to do the dhcp?  Is there a dhcp server for Linux?  Only
thing I've found was a dhcp client.  Reason I ask is that I recently
installed Linux on a laptop and use dhcp at work on an NT network, but what
I'd like to do is also use dhcp on my Linux based home network so I don't
have to reconfig it when I go home to get on my network.

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: David L. Martin [mailto:dlmarti@njcc.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 1999 2:57 PM
> To: PLUG
> Subject: DNS
>
>
> I just got dhcp setup on my local network.
> The reason I did this is because I frequently have transient computers
> coming through the house (ie. laptops, friends, etc).
> This works great, but I need a local network DNS.
> I want to be able to talk to machines on the local network without
> refering to them by ip#.
> What is the proper way to go about this.
>
> What may make this easier is that no machine except the main server has
> access to the internet and it doesn't have forwarding enabled.
> I would like the main machine to handle the DNS request, but I don't want
> confusion with "real" DNS requests.
>
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