OPNsense Forum
Archive => 19.1 Legacy Series => Topic started by: lrosenman on April 02, 2019, 10:52:02 pm
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I'm coming back to OPNSense after a LONG break and was wondering if the DHCPD in current production can support doing DNS updates to a foreign (to OPNSense) DNS server (my server on a different network, using BIND 9.13.x) via an NSUPDATE type message, but using T-SIG keys?
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Basically if we're using ISC DHCPD, where can I add statements to the dhcpd.conf that won't get wiped by the GUI making changes.
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Well, I'll be.... If I set up a static address on an interface, I get the ability to set all this up already.
Never mind.
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Hey,
Indeed, from the original topic it was hard to infer that dynamic interface configuration got in the way of enabling DHCPD, but I'm glad it's all there. :)
Also: Welcome back!
Cheers,
Franco
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working great with https://github.com/aus/pfatt (with a minor mod to skip some pfSense specifics).
Now I can get all the info I need/want, and it all works.
Thanks for a great product! (running on an old protectli FW1).
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Neat. Are you also running 6RD on this?
Cheers,
Franco
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Nope. ATT went native IPv6 a long while ago, so it's pure IPv6. no 6RD.
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BTW, any chance of y'all making a plugin for the aus/pfatt stuff?