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chudak

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Is there an option in ASUS RT-AC87R running Merlin 380.62 to enable DNS server?
My goal is to have all commuters's names connected to the router be resolved.

Thx
 
It's the well hidden menu in LAN > DHCP Server where you might find a suitable setting.

Commuters may need a ticket (DNS set to auto) to enter the plane, bus or 'share a ride' transport facilities (IP Pool) in your city (wlan, lan, router).
 
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Local name resolution works out of the box. Just make sure your use the router as your LAN's DNS. You might also want to define a local domain.
 
Local name resolution works out of the box. Just make sure your use the router as your LAN's DNS. You might also want to define a local domain.

That's my expectation as well.
However when I see Client Name and IP, I can't ping devices by names. Any clues how to troubleshoot or fix it?

@RMerlin "make sure your use the router as your LAN's DNS" do you mean via "LAN - DHCP Server" => DNS Server 1 or 2 ?

Can you elaborate a little?
 
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LAN - DHCP Server > DNS Server 1 and 2 should both be empty.
LAN - DHCP Server > Advertise router's IP in addition to user-specified DNS = Yes

Both of these are the default settings, hence it should work out of the box.
 
LAN - DHCP Server > DNS Server 1 and 2 should both be empty.
LAN - DHCP Server > Advertise router's IP in addition to user-specified DNS = Yes

Both of these are the default settings, hence it should work out of the box.

Thank you !
 

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