Difference between revisions of "User talk:Spatialguru"
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Hi, my main page is [[User:Spatialguru|here]]. But leave any note you want on this page to discuss things. | Hi, my main page is [[User:Spatialguru|here]]. But leave any note you want on this page to discuss things. | ||
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| − | I'd like some sort of name resolution redundancy so that when HDA goes down, my PCs can at least still surf the 'net. Does that mean having a secondary DNS setup in DHCP? | + | I'd like some sort of name resolution redundancy so that when HDA goes down, my PCs can at least still surf the 'net. Does that mean having a secondary DNS setup in DHCP?" |
| − | I agree with this. When using Amahi's DHCP, Amahi should be assigned as a primary DNS, as it currently it, but our Gateway (or other specified) should be assigned as the Seconday DNS, so that when we reboot/poweroff Amahi, we don't have to go and enable DHCP on the router, release and renew IP address, or manually specify IP address. | + | I agree with this. When using Amahi's DHCP, Amahi should be assigned as a primary DNS, as it currently it, but our Gateway (or other specified) should be assigned as the Seconday DNS, so that when we reboot/poweroff Amahi, we don't have to go and enable DHCP on the router, release and renew IP address, or manually specify IP address. - User EvylRat |
Latest revision as of 14:18, 5 March 2011
Hi, my main page is here. But leave any note you want on this page to discuss things.
Quote:"Network I'd like some sort of name resolution redundancy so that when HDA goes down, my PCs can at least still surf the 'net. Does that mean having a secondary DNS setup in DHCP?"
I agree with this. When using Amahi's DHCP, Amahi should be assigned as a primary DNS, as it currently it, but our Gateway (or other specified) should be assigned as the Seconday DNS, so that when we reboot/poweroff Amahi, we don't have to go and enable DHCP on the router, release and renew IP address, or manually specify IP address. - User EvylRat
