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I've a DGA4132 with stable 9.6.65 version installed.
I'm using it as my master router. Mainly it has DSL connection to my provider, DHCP, WiFi. It's my master DSN too.
So, if my modem is 192.168.1.1, any PC on my network has those settings:
I've also a couple of virtual server on my network, for the sake of this sample let's suppose
hostname: "mickey" ip: 192.168.1.10
hostname: "mouse" ip: 192.168.1.11
I would like to resolve the hostname "mickey" and "mouse" within my home network.
Before this router I had an openwrt one. When I use openwrt to resolve those hostnames I have to had to the dhcp config file /overlay/upper/etc/config/dhcp the following lines
config domain
option name 'mickey'
option ip '192.168.1.10'
config domain
option name 'mouse'
option ip '192.168.1.11'
And on Luci I can find it on the "hostnames" menu.
On this GUI I can not find it, but if i connect via SSH to my router and add those two lines to the file /etc/config/dhcp I can resolve my local virtual servers.
I'm wondering if I can find this "hostnames" features, or there's a plan to add it to this GUI.
Thanks!
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Hello,
I've a DGA4132 with stable 9.6.65 version installed.
I'm using it as my master router. Mainly it has DSL connection to my provider, DHCP, WiFi. It's my master DSN too.
So, if my modem is 192.168.1.1, any PC on my network has those settings:
I've also a couple of virtual server on my network, for the sake of this sample let's suppose
I would like to resolve the hostname "mickey" and "mouse" within my home network.
Before this router I had an openwrt one. When I use openwrt to resolve those hostnames I have to had to the dhcp config file /overlay/upper/etc/config/dhcp the following lines
And on Luci I can find it on the "hostnames" menu.
On this GUI I can not find it, but if i connect via SSH to my router and add those two lines to the file /etc/config/dhcp I can resolve my local virtual servers.
I'm wondering if I can find this "hostnames" features, or there's a plan to add it to this GUI.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: