Hi Tommy & others, At my gateway I have already installed DNS together with DHCP (Bind isc) when a lease is hand out the DHCP will update the DNS as well. (ad-hoc for the people who know i'am talking 'bout). Let's say DHCP adds: host_foo at address 10.0.0.3 than it should not not result in a (external) query like this: Q] host_foo.mydomain.com A] 10.0.0.3 However, for an internal query this is oke but I want to resolve the external query as well, as specified in RFC2694 (DNS_ALG).
I looked at the DNS-masq project and cannot find/see/read if it solve my problem. As far as i can understand its a lightweight DNS server that can be used in small natted networks, with caching and DNS resolving for the internal side only. Regards, Andre Kleibeuker >I would think that you can masq the DNS queries and responses using >connection tracking, but I have not tried recently. I have found that >running a DNS cache on the masq machine is nicer. It provides much faster >responses and reduces traffic. There are several available. I think >'dnsmasq' is probably one of the best. If you are running Debian Woody or >Sid, use "apt-get install dnsmasq", else look here: > >http://www.thekelleys.org.uk/dnsmasq/doc.html _________________________________________________________________ Join the world’s largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. http://www.hotmail.com
