Paul M Foster wrote:
>wouldn't you have to reconfigure and reload BIND every time
>DHCP jockeyed the IPs around?
>
>
Paul -
Bind 9 has the ability to perform dynamic dns updates similar to
Microsoft DNS server. Your clients can update the dns tree when they boot.
There is even a module for webmin to configure bind dynamic dns:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=97620
I've been curious but too busy (read as "lazy") to configure it. Like
you, I run dhcp in my network, but I'm pretty tied to my hostnames.
~Rob
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