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TinyDNS and Reverse DNS

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    acidrop
    last edited by Feb 28, 2008, 1:49 PM

    Hello!

    I have a network with 30 winxp client pcs and 2 AD win2003 server domains.
    On win2k3 servers is DNS server running with forward and reverse dns zones.
    As default gateway is a pfsense box.I want pfsense to be able to resolve dns names of internal clients so i can generate traffic reports via lightsquid via dns option.If i install tinydns and put static A and PTR records of names of internal pcs
    will i do the job or i have to put as dns servers on general page of pfsense the internal dns servers to do the rdns?

    thank you

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      jahonix
      last edited by Feb 28, 2008, 2:05 PM

      @acidrop:

      or i have to put as dns servers on general page of pfsense the internal dns servers to do the rdns?

      You'll lose name resolution from the internet if you do so and DNS servers will get in trouble looking up each other.

      The easiest way is to put static ARC entries in the DHCP server section of your pfSense linking MACs, IPs and host names.

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        acidrop
        last edited by Feb 28, 2008, 2:13 PM

        i don't have dhcp service running on pfsense neither the network…all clients have static ips...if i put static entries on tinydns won't work?

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          jahonix
          last edited by Feb 28, 2008, 2:17 PM

          Uups, sorry, forgot you are using TinyDNS.
          Haven't worked with it, hence can't tell.

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