John Stauffer wrote:
> Hi Matthew-
>
> I have a Win2k server inside my local lan that handles my internal dns
> and forwarding to bering (dnscache) for external addresses.
Roger that.
> My resolv.conf is:
>
> Nameserver 127.0.0.1
But in this case, the LEAF box, using that nameserver,
queries the dnscache for name resolution. Dnscache
will not have name/address pairs for your internal
lan, and my guess is that when you sit down at the
LEAF and type
nslookup 192.168.x.y
where x and y are replaced with real IP's on your
internal LAN that you don't get an instant response.
Am I correct? If the lookup does succeed, it probably
is coming from your LEAF /etc/hosts.
I'm just curious because using tinydns takes care
of that, and I faced the same problem recently.
Regards,
Matthew
> If I had to put tinydns on I could take off weblet and just check the
> logs manually.
> I did forget that some have to use ppp/pppoe so that will add more
> packages.
> I usually make a copy of this disk without pump, weblet and some modules
> that I no longer need and add ppp for if, more like when with comcast,
> the cable goes out.
>
> John
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