Hello,
> I'm getting a confusing result with my DHCP server part.
> dhcp-host=00:25:f6:03:2a:5d,iris,192.168.0.10/24
Probably hostname and ipaddr needs to be exchanged.
See 'man dnsmasq' :
--dhcp-host=[][,id:|*][,set:][,][,][,][,ignore]
Regards
Carsten
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Hello ,
i'm using dnsmasq to deliver IPv6 DNS entries.
The IPv6 prefix i get dynamicaly from my ISP after dialin (pppoe),
but this changes on every reconnect (which is at least once a day).
When the prefix changes every IPv6 host in /etc/hosts
dnsmasq.conf files has to be changed to cause dnsmas
ine
> which
> has the constructor: keyword, then you can have IPv6 addresses in
> dhcp-host lines which have zero network part, and the relevant prefix
> will be substituted in.
I've seen this which pointed me to the proposed syntax.
Regards
Carsten
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t from you ISP. If you just want a DNS name that's
> usable from the local net, then that gives you a stable address to
> associate with the DNS name.
That's _the_ good idea (why i didn't have it myself)!
It's like the NATed private IPv4 addresses i use locally.
The d
Hello,
I've added entries for a multi homed machine to the hosts file.
For IPv4 i get one address localized to the caller,
for IPv6 i get a list of all addresses.
The man page notes for localise-queries 'Currently this facility is limited to
IPv4.'
Is there any technical reason for this behavio
Hello Simon,
> > I've added entries for a multi homed machine to the hosts file.
> > For IPv4 i get one address localized to the caller,
> > for IPv6 i get a list of all addresses.
> >
> > The man page notes for localise-queries 'Currently this facility is limited
> > to IPv4.'
> > Is there any
