IntraNet DNS
Seth Dimbert
s.dimbert at fhmr.com
Fri Jan 25 18:33:10 CST 2002
Aaron,
I understand your point, but what you're suggesting means that I would need
two seperate machines, one supplying DNS for the other. Right? That just
seems silly. Can I run the DNS and http servers on the same box?
I'm just trying to serve http pages (and scripts and such) on out LAN.
-SD
-----Original Message-----
From: Aaron [SMTP:aaron at aarons.net]
Sent: Friday, January 25, 2002 12:33 PM
To: s.dimbert at fhmr.com; kclug at kclug.org
Subject: Re: IntraNet DNS
Your ISP can't "route" traffic for a 192 address. I'm not exactly sure
what
you're trying to do, but you can certainly set up a DNS server and have
only
one machine use it.
Aaron
> We've recently installed a Linux box to serve IntraNet pages locally.
>
> Users currently hit the box using a 192.168 IP. Can I set a DNS Server up
on the same box to handle DNS for just that server?
>
> Or, if I ask nicely, can our ISP somehow route traffic for a 192.168
machine?
>
> -SD
>
>
>
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