On 04/02/16 15:48, Maxim Khitrov wrote:
> When you configure a domain as local, meaning that dnsmasq will never
> forward queries within that domain, there is no way to configure a
> negative cache TTL value since there is no SOA record. As a result, I
> frequently run into a problem where I try
When you configure a domain as local, meaning that dnsmasq will never
forward queries within that domain, there is no way to configure a
negative cache TTL value since there is no SOA record. As a result, I
frequently run into a problem where I try to ping/access a
non-existent DHCP lease (not
