NivagSwerdna
Occasional Visitor
Hi
I don't really know the jargon around the question I am asking so please excuse the wording.
On my LAN (which is segmented across a wireless bridge) I have a number of servers which run services such as my mail service, a wiki, confluence, minecraft(!) etc.
I would like clients on the LAN to resolve the addresses of these services via DNS rather than hard coding hosts files etc on the individual PCs.
So I would like to configure names in the router which for defined names will resolve to fixed IP addresses rather than forward the DNS request to the ISPs DNS servers at the end of the PPPoE connection.
e.g. If I have a minecraft server on my machine 192.168.1.10
I would like
minecraft.mydomain.com to resolve to 192.168.1.12
I have done this with other routers (Billion 7800N using Static DNS entries) and on Technicolor routers using a CLI command dns server host add name=minecraft addr=192.168.1.12 ttl=0
Is this possible with my new shiny router? (I would prefer not to run a DNS service of my own)
Thanks in advance,
Nivag
I don't really know the jargon around the question I am asking so please excuse the wording.
On my LAN (which is segmented across a wireless bridge) I have a number of servers which run services such as my mail service, a wiki, confluence, minecraft(!) etc.
I would like clients on the LAN to resolve the addresses of these services via DNS rather than hard coding hosts files etc on the individual PCs.
So I would like to configure names in the router which for defined names will resolve to fixed IP addresses rather than forward the DNS request to the ISPs DNS servers at the end of the PPPoE connection.
e.g. If I have a minecraft server on my machine 192.168.1.10
I would like
minecraft.mydomain.com to resolve to 192.168.1.12
I have done this with other routers (Billion 7800N using Static DNS entries) and on Technicolor routers using a CLI command dns server host add name=minecraft addr=192.168.1.12 ttl=0
Is this possible with my new shiny router? (I would prefer not to run a DNS service of my own)
Thanks in advance,
Nivag