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I read something like this earlier today but I forgot where and it didnt tell me what I needed. I want to be able to have multiple computers on my network be able to access my local lamp server. But, I do not want it to have the users access 192.168.0.53 in order to get to it but I want it to be able to get to the website through something like http://mywebpage/ instead of the ip (so that it will be easier accessible). I know that I have to use a local recursive DNS but how do I do that? | |||
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Dnsmasq is lightweight and simple to set up for an instance like this. Can also be used as a DNS forwarder and DHCP server. | |||
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You setup a local DNS server on your box and have it forward requests for everything beyond your local net to your ISP's server. Then configure boxes on your local net to use your DNS server instead of your ISP's. There a bunch of tuts out there for it, e.g.: | |||
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http://studyhat.blogspot.com/2010/02/setting-dns-server-with-bind.html check about link may help you!! | |||||
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No, you need an authoritative server for your zone. A recursive server provide name resolution for domains which are unknown. | |||
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