Thanks Eric,
Dnsmasq has public ip, allow list limits what can access it. But after reading
up on Unbound today it might be a better option.
We don't use DHCP for any of the connections, either subnet allocated or
PPP/VPDN/L2TP connection.
Getting about a 90% hit rate on cache over last coupl
. It is just a small VM with Dnsmasq, SMTP relay
and STUN server.
I will check out other options then if I am pushing the limits of capability
-Original Message-
From: Petr Mensik [mailto:pemen...@redhat.com]
Sent: Monday, 10 April 2017 8:51 PM
To: Nathan Downes
Cc: dnsmasq-discuss
Hi,
I understand this is hardcoded to a limit of 1 but we use it for a small
ISP network and quite often reach this, is it possible to make it 25000 in next
release? Everyone has the choice at loading what to set it to, so I can't see
how this would cause issues. I would prefer to just use
Hi,
I want to use dnsmasq for general caching of DNS, listening on a public IP
and an internal IP used for NAT PPPOE clients (172.16.x.x). I want one
address when the internet NAT clients request it to return an internal IP
but not for anyone else..
i.e
any other ip requests whats.th
