Re: DNS operation on Red Hat Enterprise ES4



Georges I. Carraha wrote:
Can anyone tell us how we can configure the DNS server so that the
NetBIOS names of the PCs on the local network are updated in the DNS
tables.

i cant tell you much about NetBios stuff as i never used it, but i will plant another idea in your head

why not use reserved dhcp
in clients.conf you associate a mac address with an ip address and every time that puter boots up the ip will always be the same, regardless of where its plugged into, or OS.

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