Hi Bryan, On 6 July 2016 at 14:58:08, Bryan C. Everly via Unbound-users ([email protected]) wrote:
Hello, I'm running OpenBSD-current with the provided unbound and dhcpd and I'm trying to accomplish something that I would think should be pretty straightforward. When my network clients get an IP address from dhcpd, I'd like to be able to resolve their hostnames via my local unbound DNS server. Example: 1. A laptop with the name foo.bar.com asks dhcpd for an IP address 2. The laptop is assigned 192.168.1.50 3. On a second machine on the network, I'd like to ping foo.bar.com and get 192.168.1.50 resolved Is there a configuration option for this or some nudge you can give a n00b to help me figure this out? My Google-Fu has failed me this time around. You mean you want the DNS zone bar.com to be updated with the hostname of your laptop (foo in your case)? Unbound being a recursive/cache DNS server, that won’t be possible. You’ll need to set up an Authoritative DNS server (like NSD, Bind or Knot, all of which are available for OpenBSD) to have this. Cheers, -- Nico
