Hi,
I'm more familiar with isc-dhcpd for doing PXE booting - which does have
support for passing PXE information over DHCPv6. I searched the docs and
a little bit of the dnsmasq code but didn't find any good results for
this question:
Does dnsmasq support setting PXE options for DHCPv6?
I do
On 26/08/15 19:21, Carlos Carvalho wrote:
Is it useful to set cache-size=0 instead of using upstream nameservers
directly in /etc/resolv.conf? I'm surprised to see that NetworkManager has it
hardcoded.
If the upstream servers can change, then yes, since long-running
processes may not
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On 26/08/15 07:57, Harald Dunkel wrote:
Hi Simon,
On 08/25/15 23:18, Simon Kelley wrote:
Dnsmasq does the check which the standards require, which is to
send an ICMP ping (echo request) to the address it's about to
allocate. The fact that
Hi Simon,
On 08/25/15 23:18, Simon Kelley wrote:
Dnsmasq does the check which the standards require, which is to send
an ICMP ping (echo request) to the address it's about to allocate. The
fact that the client doesn't respond would seem to indicate that the
clients are NOT using IP addresses
Hi Harald,
Dnsmasq does the check which the standards require, which is to send
an ICMP ping (echo request) to the address it's about to allocate. The
fact that the client doesn't respond would seem to indicate that the
clients are NOT using IP addresses after the lease has expired.
On 26/08/15 08:37, Uwe Schindler wrote:
Hi Harald,
Dnsmasq does the check which the standards require, which is to
send an ICMP ping (echo request) to the address it's about to
allocate. The fact that the client doesn't respond would seem to
indicate that the clients are NOT using IP
