T o n g:
> On Wed, 25 Mar 2009 20:04:06 +0100, Jochen Schulz wrote:
>
>>> - Only one host can have a dyndns.org domain name, how do you set
>>> domain name for the rest of the boxes?
>>
>> I have wasteland.homelinux.net as a publicly visible hostname and all my
>> hosts have hostnames below that,
On Wed, 25 Mar 2009 20:04:06 +0100, Jochen Schulz wrote:
>> - Only one host can have a dyndns.org domain name, how do you set
>> domain name for the rest of the boxes?
>
> I have wasteland.homelinux.net as a publicly visible hostname and all my
> hosts have hostnames below that, e.g. manowar.wast
T o n g wrote:
> Anyone who has a home network and a dyndns account can share you
> arrangement with your box's hostnames? E.g.,
> - Do you use FQDN for all hosts? -- I found using a single name as
> hostname will cause problem for many application, sendmail, squid, etc.
Use your dyndns domain
T o n g:
>
> Anyone who has a home network and a dyndns account can share you
> arrangement with your box's hostnames? E.g.,
>
> - Do you use FQDN for all hosts? -- I found using a single name as
> hostname will cause problem for many application, sendmail, squid, etc.
>
> - Only one host can
Hi,
Anyone who has a home network and a dyndns account can share you
arrangement with your box's hostnames? E.g.,
- Do you use FQDN for all hosts? -- I found using a single name as
hostname will cause problem for many application, sendmail, squid, etc.
- Only one host can have a dyndns.org dom
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