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So, I have been trying to get a local DNS, DHCP, and SMTP server set up
on my home network, so that I can have nice name resolution and static IP
assignment based on MAC address, since my linksys router doesn't do that. I
seem to have gotten exim configure to a point now where it seems like it
will work as I want it to. However, it appears that my machine is unable to
route to a large number of MX hosts. I keep getting "connection timed out"
errors in the exim logs. For DNS, I've configured a master zone for BIND in
the yast2 config UI, and 3 A record entries for hosts on my internal network.
However, when I do "nslookup foo" for a host A record that I defined, I
either get an NXDOMAIN or SERVFAIL (if I specify the full domain). I have no
idea why. The forwarding works fine, and it gives me proper results for
external hosts like google.com or yahoo.com. And whenever I try to configure
the DHCP server through yast2, it gives me a bunch of errors about the DNS,
as it tries to create a zone for the hosts, not that I see any
way to specify the hostname/ip assignment for MACs through the yast2 UI,
anyway.
Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong, or what I need to sacrifice to teh
internet gawds to make this work? Thanks. Feel free to mail me answers to the
usual spots.
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