[lug] DNS lookup on local network

[Dan Ferris]

Are you sure it's not just being a caching name server?

If it's actually authoritative, you can try dig @ip zone.com axfer and 
you'll get the entire zone.  At least I think... :)

Dan

Kenneth D. Weinert wrote:
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> I'm sure this has been done millions of times before.
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> Since my Linksys BEFSR41v4 router is set up to do dynamic DNS for the
> inside network, what is the established way of getting to its table of
> assigned addresses? IE, basically local DNS.
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> A pointer to documentation would be greatly appreciated. I think this is
> a case where either the search results are very noisy and I'm not able
> to see the core, or my vocabulary isn't up to entering the right keywords.
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> Thanks.
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> Ken Weinert
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