On 21.03.24 04:33, Tim Tassonis wrote:
What I wonder: Is there a way to find out what hostnames the dhcp
server has assigned to what ip addresses dynamically? I know that
dnsmasq registers them just fine, but is there a run-time access to
that information?
dnsmasq stores its currently active l
Hello,
I couldn't find the answer in the list archive, so asking.
Is there a way to specify a TTL on RR (defined by dns-rr option)?
It looks like they inherit from global options such as local-ttl, but not
possible to override (as with host-record for instance).
Moreover, is a https-record optio
Like Buck says, it's easily found via either the running command line
or the config file. Mine is in the config, so for example, I can show
lease expiration like this (note that the MACs and DUIDs are fake):
$ grep leasefile /etc/dnsmasq.conf
dhcp-leasefile=/tmp/dhcp.leases
$ cat /tmp/dhcp.lease
On 3/21/24 08:16, Buck Horn via Dnsmasq-discuss wrote:
On 21.03.24 04:33, Tim Tassonis wrote:
What I wonder: Is there a way to find out what hostnames the dhcp
server has assigned to what ip addresses dynamically? I know that
dnsmasq registers them just fine, but is there a run-time access to
