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3np on Sept 10, 2023 | parent | context | favorite | on: How does Linux NAT a ping?

> There would be no DNS configuration at all, all local machines would use anycast DNS for the services and a well known server for Internet addresses.

Assumptions and dragons be here.

midasuni on Sept 10, 2023 [–]

MDNS, specifically designed for use on a single vlan, so useless

dfox on Sept 10, 2023 | [–]

The solution there is DDNS, which is one of the things behind MS AD and just works, and configuring that on pure Unix infrastructure is surprisingly easy.

midasuni on Sept 11, 2023 | | [–]

Layers and layers of fragile interdependencies, and stop doesn’t remove the need for ipv4

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