On 2016/01/10 20:53, Pablo Méndez Hernández wrote: > Hi tech@, > > Below you can find what I think is a typo and an error. As far as I > understand it the IP shown could only be reached if you match the > subnet segment.
"option domain-name-servers" would often be the same for all subnets, so outside the block is ok there. > @@ -163,8 +163,9 @@ > RFC 1918</a> address space here if you prefer, or even a public IP block > if you have one. Using this example, clients will query a local DNS server, > detailed in a later section. If you don't plan on using a local DNS server, > -replace <tt>192.168.1.1</tt> in the <tt>option routers</tt> line with the > -address of your preferred upstream DNS server (<tt>8.8.8.8</tt>, for > example). > +replace <tt>192.168.1.1</tt> in the <tt>option domain-name-servers</tt> line > +with the address of your preferred upstream DNS server (<tt>8.8.8.8</tt>, > +for example). this fix is correct.
