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My DNS "server" is a router which can "add" static entries. Easy with static addresses, won't work with dynamic addresses. What redundancy, multiple servers? D
by whatevaa 6mo ago
My DNS "server" is a router which can "add" static entries. Easy with static addresses, won't work with dynamic addresses.
What redundancy, multiple servers? Do you think everybody runs dedicated homelabs to access a raspberry pi.
- vel0city 6mo ago> My DNS "server" is a router which can "add" static entries...won't work with dynamic addresses. Sounds like a pretty poor setup, systems which could auto-add DHCP'd or discovered entries have been around for literally decades. You're choosing to live in that limitation. > What redundancy, multiple servers? Multicast name resolution is a thing. Hosts can send out queries and other devices can respond back. You don't need a centralized DNS server to have functional DNS.