I have a Lutron RA2 Select repeater on my network using DHCP configuration (for
IPv4, IPv6 is SLAAC) and it mostly works fine. Unfortunately, it's spamming
dnsmasq with DHCPv6 information-requests once every second (in gross violation
of the spec which states a lower limit of 600 seconds for IRT
On Sunday, July 7th, 2024 at 22:38, Alasdair Muckart via Dnsmasq-discuss
wrote:
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> What are you running dnsmasq on?
>
> This is probably best dealt with at the OS firewall level rather than in
> dnsmasq.
This is on a router running asuswrt-merlin, so it's iptables under the hood. I
know
> And that is what a man page is for. Or 100 tutorials on the web.
>
> Hint --limit in man iptables-extensions
Thank you! The hint was useful, the RTFM jab, not so much.
Here's what I came up with if anyone can sanity check it for me? It seems to be
working but I'm honestly not 100% if I might
On Monday, July 29th, 2024 at 21:08, Salatiel Filho
wrote:
> Would it be possible to make that log for dhcpdiscover ignored macs be in
> that "logged only once" mode that shows up for some dnsmasq events?
I had a similar problem with my Lutron bridge spamming with DHCPv6 requests
once a second
I have an internal-only domain called "foo.lan". (it's not actually foo but
it's quicker to type)
I also own the public "foo.net" domain.
If I set up CNAMEs for hosts on foo.lan, everything works as planned. For
example:
address=/root.foo.lan/192.168.0.123
cname=bar.foo.lan,root.foo.lan
$ dri
On Monday, August 19th, 2024 at 00:25, Corey Minyard wrote:
> It would be really nice if filter- could take a domain name and only
> filter the given domains. That way, for instance, if I had something
> like:
> filter-=/test.net/
> then test.net would only return A records. I work around
