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what servers?

• Dylan16807 10mo ago
  The things on your LAN that you're connecting to via DNS and IP, which cause the desire to have stable LAN IPs in the first place.
  • shibapuppie 10mo ago
    That's what DNS is for... to not need to remember or know numerical addresses.
    • Dylan16807 10mo ago
      And DNS is easier to set up if the IP doesn't change constantly. This conversation is going in circles.
      • vel0city 10mo ago
        If you're doing your DNS properly it's not really that difficult. If you're statically definining all your DNS you're doing it wrong.
        • Dylan16807 10mo ago
          Okay, how do I properly set DNS so it tracks the changing public addresses of my desktop and printer? And I'd better still be able to use SLAAC.
          • vel0city 10mo ago
            You register addresses based on Router/Neighbor Advertisements in NDP. In your RA, you'd point it to your DNS server, which would then handle registration when hosts check in with their new IP addresses.
            • shibapuppie 10mo ago
              Wow look, DNS has the solutions!
            • stereo 10mo ago
              Which dns server supports this kind of dynamic dns in practice?
        • immibis 10mo ago
          How, exactly, pray tell, is "properly"?