This is the last of four posts related to dnsmasq; it covers the basics on how to set up your own DHCP server on your network. For reference, here are…
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In two previous blog posts we talked about Dnsmasq’s DNS caching and read-only TFTP server set up. Continuing with a third dnsmasq-related post, we’ll talk about how to set up…
In a previous post we talked about dnsmasq’s DNS caching capabilities. Here we’ll talk about the Trivial File Transfer Protocol server included in the dnsmasq utility. Note that this is…
Dnsmasq is Linux utility which provides DNS, DHCP, TFTP and DNS caching capabilities. It’s a very lightweight service, is available for most Linux distribution, and has found wide adoption for…
SIGGRAPH 2019 SIGGRAPH returned this year to the Los Angeles Convention Center, featuring global innovators showing the latest in computer graphics, animation, VR, gaming, and emerging technologies. 18,700 people from…
Public DNS servers are great for everyday use, however, sometimes we just need to set up our own DNS server. Having your own server allows you to experiment, learn how...
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Happy New Year! I hope that everyone enjoyed the holidays and have had a great start to 2019. For NetBeez, 2018 was a great year: we have added many more...
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DNS resolution is one of the most basic functionalities on any host. On Linux, there are multiple ways to test if DNS works, and in this post we’ll review how…
