Hey all, I have what is probably a pretty typical network situation, but I can't seem to get it to work quite the way I'd like. First, I have a Linux box acting as a router, connecting to the internet via ADSL (using the PPPoE protocol). It masquerades its IP for an internal LAN, which consists of one Linux box and a few Windows machines. This all works fine, but... some of the Windows machines are laptops that spend some time on campus and some time at home. So I set up a DHCP server on my router. The trouble is that the DHCP server doesn't send the client machines DNS server addresses. I'm not sure if this will cause problems for the machines when they're at school (where the DHCP server presumably *does* send DNS info to the clients, because none of them had any DNS entries before I added the ones from my ISP, though DNS was enabled).
So, the question is, can I make my DHCP server (I'm using dhcp 3.01bpl12) send this information by some magic configuration, or do I need to upgrade, or am I stuck entering the DNS server addresses manually? Thanks, Matt
