Hi, I'm using DHCP in Windows 2000 Networking. It' very good for my needs: - Every workstation has a name. - Windows 2000 Server is running DNS (use local domain) and DHCP.
So, when a workstation with name "PC01" boots, the server assign a IP to it such as 192.168.2.100. Every other host in my networking can see that host PC01 (ping PC01, it's OK).
Now, I want migrate Windows 2000 to Linux (RedHat Linux). I'm running DHCP and DNS (named service) in RedHat Linux 8.0. The DHCP and DNS work well but a workstation can not see the other by name (Now, I must remember IP of client that DHCP assigned. It's very difficult).
How I configure DHCP and DNS in RedHat Linux to "use Name of Machine" (similar NETBIOS protocol in Windows).
Thanks!
Le Ngoc Thach!
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