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I've configured my dhcpd.conf to use more than one DNS so that in case one is down the other takes over. But the problem is the ipconfig/all (for microsoft PCs) always shows the same DNS server. So when that server is down I've to reconfigure dhcpd.conf (comment the line for that offline server and let dhcpd.conf accept other servers)
i.e. #
# DHCP Server Configuration file.
# see /usr/share/doc/dhcp*/dhcpd.conf.sample
#
default-lease-time 36000;
max-lease-time 36000;
#domain name
option domain-name "mylinuxforme.co.zz";
#name server
option domain-name-servers 196.xx.xyz.10;
option domain-name-servers 196.xx.wxy.10;
By this, ipconfig/all always takes 196.xx.xyz.10, if that server is down I've to comment the line
#option domain-name-servers 196.xx.xyz.10;
and then dhcp server takes 196.xx.wxy.10 as dns
How can I reconfigure dhcpd.conf so that it takes all dns servers?
Thanks,
Stefano
Last edited by stefanolima; 08-20-2009 at 12:15 AM.
As its now solved, please mark this thread as solved by going to the First post editing. Advanced options. Next to the title the dropdown menu and select [solved]
so its easyier for others with the Same problem to find a solution instandly.
As its now solved, please mark this thread as solved by going to the First post editing. Advanced options. Next to the title the dropdown menu and select [solved]
so its easyier for others with the Same problem to find a solution instandly.
Thanks
Good but couldn't see that drop down menu which contain solved, after opening first post->edit->advanced option, so I just edited the title and added solved! Can u please elaborate clearly the location of that drop down menu?
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