wstrange
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I have a RT-N66U with the latest ASUS firmware (3.0.0.4.220)
I'd like to have it act as a dns server for local machines on my LAN. To be clear - I still want it to use my ISP dns, but to also resolve machine names that I manually add.
dnsmasq does this nicely. If I login to the router, edit /etc/hosts, and then kill -HUP dnsmasq - it all works.
However - the changes to /etc/hosts do not persist across reboots.
How can I make /etc/host changes permanent?
Thanks
Warren
I'd like to have it act as a dns server for local machines on my LAN. To be clear - I still want it to use my ISP dns, but to also resolve machine names that I manually add.
dnsmasq does this nicely. If I login to the router, edit /etc/hosts, and then kill -HUP dnsmasq - it all works.
However - the changes to /etc/hosts do not persist across reboots.
How can I make /etc/host changes permanent?
Thanks
Warren