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> There would be no DNS configuration at all, all local machines would use anycast DNS for the services and a well known server for Internet addresses. Assumpt

by 3np 3y ago

> There would be no DNS configuration at all, all local machines would use anycast DNS for the services and a well known server for Internet addresses. Assumptions and dragons be here.

midasuni 3y ago
MDNS, specifically designed for use on a single vlan, so useless
- dfox 3y ago
  The solution there is DDNS, which is one of the things behind MS AD and just works, and configuring that on pure Unix infrastructure is surprisingly easy.
  - midasuni 3y ago
    Layers and layers of fragile interdependencies, and stop doesn’t remove the need for ipv4