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#1 Re: Question: DHCP and automatic DNS Updates Posted by Steve (82.41.xx.xx) on Mon 26 Sep 2005 at 11:14 Personally I'd run something else for an internal setup - bind is overkill unless you're doing complex things you don't want to explain. Anyway this guide appeared reasonable at first glance. I know I've used a similar setup in the past for allowing updates from DHCP - before I switched to using dnsmasq instead for combined DNS + DHCP operation. Steve --
Personally I'd run something else for an internal setup - bind is overkill unless you're doing complex things you don't want to explain.
Anyway this guide appeared reasonable at first glance.
I know I've used a similar setup in the past for allowing updates from DHCP - before I switched to using dnsmasq instead for combined DNS + DHCP operation.
Steve --
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