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| Newer page: | version 3 | Last edited on Sunday, August 3, 2003 9:42:24 am | by DanielLawson | Revert |
| Older page: | version 2 | Last edited on Monday, May 5, 2003 10:54:03 pm | by OrionEdwards | Revert |
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ISC [DHCP] version 3 and later support dynamic dns updates for DHCP leases.
I set this up with a seperate forward zone for the dynamic entries. This was mainly to prevent serial and zone file pollution, but also because the dynamic updates create journal files which make editing the static entries hard.
-First of all, you *need* dhcp 3 and above. This is the default dhcp package in recent RedHats
, in Debian Woody you want the dhcp3-server package.
+First of all, you *need* dhcp 3 and above. This is the default dhcp package in recent RedHat
, in Debian Woody you want the dhcp3-server package.
! Create a key to use for the updates:
$rndc-confgen -r /dev/urandom
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secret "bC9Up7x9abx5mnOKujzgEg==";
};
...
-! Note: On debian and other systems, rndc is called dnskeygen. RTFM for more. 128 bit HMAC-md5 keys work best
+! Note: On debian and other systems, rndc is called dnskeygen. RTFM for more. 128 bit HMAC-md5 keys work best -- ''Actually, it *is* called 'rndc-confgen' under debian. It might be something else under redhat? ''
! Edit named.conf
Take the contents of the above snippet, and add an entry into your named.conf for it.
