[CentOS] Home LAN server - dnsmasq
M. Milanuk
memilanuk at gmail.com
Tue Dec 15 05:16:35 UTC 2009
A minor update for anyone still watching ;)
>> You can do it by adding "send host-name<insert hostname here>" to the
>> dhclient.conf.
>
> I'll dig around a bit on the clients and see if I can figure it out; if
> not I can always ask on the respective lists for specifics on each.
>
That worked fairly painlessly on the Debian client... but F12 is still a
thorn in my side.
>> Alternatively, you can just assign the static IP using the client MAC in the
>> dnsmasq.conf. You will have the MAC from the dnsmasq logs so you can just
>> copy and paste.
For now thats what I'm having to do. Apparently everyone on Fedora is
busy using Network Manager (gui tool that invades/usurps the traditional
networking config files), and no one knows where the dang config file
went to. In Ubuntu 9.10 Network Manager worked fine (there is a spot to
enter the host name when requesting a dhcp lease), but in F12 its not.
But nobody wants to hear *that*...
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