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Behind my fw I cannot get dns to local machines to work. /etc/resolv.conf points to 127.0.0.1, locally I have dnsmasq running. /usr/local/etc/dnsmasq.conf contains lines like:
dhcp-host=00:1d:60:e0:08:db,machine-a,192.168.1.2,2h If I do arp -a I see the machine connected and it's mac. If I ping the ip it works, if I ping the name is sends the name query upstream returning an invalid ip. I thought that since the machine gets an ip throught dhcp, the fw would also be able to resolve it. Dnsmasq settings are: log-queries domain-needed bogus-priv bind-interfaces dhcp-authoritative expand-hosts interface=fxp0 What should I do? |
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I haven't had much experience with dnsmasq, however, it appears that you are missing the address declarations.
The way I understand dnsmasq, it overrides specific values if they exist, otherwise it queries upstream. So, if you don't have the address declarations, it will query upstream. Check out http://rhodesmill.org/brandon/2008/tomato-reverse-dns/ It covers setting up dnsmasq (on a linksys router running tomato firmware...) to specify local names for his computers. Hopefully that helps. |
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Ok, so specifying lines like
Code:
address=/mail.home/192.168.1.2 Code:
dhcp-host=00:18:d3:c9:c2:ee,mail.home,192.168.1.2,2h BR |
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