ISC DHCP option for updating A RR ?
vu pham
vu at sivell.com
Wed Aug 27 07:54:50 PDT 2008
Ahhhhh, I made a typo. Used "ignore-client-updates" ( having "-" after
ignore )instead of "ignore client-updates". It works great now.
Why "ignore-client-updates" is not reported as error by dhcpd ?
Vu
vu pham wrote:
> I use ISC DHCP (3.0.5) to make ddns update to the dns server ( bind
> 9.3.4 ). I notice that for dhcp-client PCs that are not in a Windows
> domain , the dhcp server will do the update for the A RR and the PTR RR,
> and for dhcp-client PCs that are in a domain, the dhcp server will only
> do the update for PTR RR.
>
> Ethereal shows in both cases, the dhcp clients request the server *not*
> to update the A RR ( in DHCP REQUEST option 81 FQDN bit 7) and the dhcp
> server ACKs them differently.
>
> For non-domain PCs, the server sets the overidden bit to 1 ( in DHCK
> ACK, option 81 FQDN bit 6), which means it will update the A RR even
> when the client does not want the server to do that. And for domain PCs,
> the servers set that bit to 0.
>
> Do we have any option in dhcpd.conf that can force the server to always
> update the A RR ?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Vu
>
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