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#1 2011-08-17 22:01:47
- wolfdogg
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- From: Portland, OR, USA
- Registered: 2011-05-21
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need to restructure my network, how this dns structure look?
old post gone (dns issues)
I need to finalize the restructuring of my home office network. Its based on a mix of operating systems including 2 versions of Microsoft Windows clients, one with Windows 2003 Server dual boot with slackware, and one with Arch Linux. I need some help figuring out where im making any mistakes. Particularly i was hoping if anybody could spot any mistakes in the the local and remote DNS settings and the way that i should be adresing this.
Router
description- belkin f5d7234-4 wls router
(all lan DNS traffic points here, including etc/hosts, resolv.conf and samba's smb.conf)
LAN
ip static-192.168.1.x
255.255.0.0
DHCP on
WAN
ip auto (leased from ICS local dhcp service)
255.255.0.0
gateway= (ICS Internet Connection Sharing device)
dns= (ICSdevice)
The Computers;
1)description- Win7ULTx64 - ICS USB Tether Iternet Sharing Host - Userfiles Server - auto backup
1st NIC (ports to standard ethernet port on router)
ip static=192.168.1.x
255.255.0.0
gateway=(the router)
dns= (the router)
2nd NIC (backfeed, ports to the internet port on the router)
ip static= 192.168.137.1 255.255.0.0 (ICS Service)
2)description- arch linux - apache web testing server(lan only intranet), ftp server(lan only intranet), samba server(lan only intranet, implemented this only to network share files, is there a simpler way besides samba for this?)
ip static=192.168.1.x
subnet= 255.255.0.0
gateway= (the router)
3)description- laptop standard client
ip auto=(leased from routers dhcp service)
255.255.0.0=(leased from routers dhcp service)
gateway=(the router)(leased from routers dhcp service)
dns=(the router)(leased from routers dhcp service)
4)description- slackware / win2k3 dualboot ...
It seems to work pretty good now, but is there a better way?
Last edited by wolfdogg (2011-09-09 20:22:29)
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