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Thank you, but I doubt I can do any of this as it is running on DD-WRT
on a Linksys router. I was hoping to use a few options to customize
it, not by running a second instance.<br>
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Xavier<br>
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Jan 'RedBully' Seiffert wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Does anyone have an idea on how I can accomplish this?
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Hmmm, it is still a little confusing what you are trying to achive, but i guess
you want dnsmasq to query different DNS-Server based on the client MAC-Address.
This is AFAIK not possible.
But there are "workarounds"
1) client side lookup
If you categorize your clients into net-tags ("Guest", "known", etc.) you can
send every tag a different set of DNS-Servers by DHCP. This way you loose the
cacheing ability of dnsmasq, but basically get what you want.
2) multi-dnsmasq
You set up several dnsmasq. You can do this on one mashine by giving one
interface several IPs and bind every dnsmasq instance to one IP. Only one dnmasq
instance does dhcp, it points your clients again by net-tag to the other
dnsmasq-IPs with DHCP, the other dnsmasq instances only do DNS-caching.
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HTH
greetings
Jan
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<pre wrap="">So by default everyone points to the dnsmasq for all dns queries.
Then by default, dnsmasq points to opendns1, opendns2, ISPDNS1. We
would like to add an option to use ISPDNS1, opendns2, opendns1 based
on an IP or via MAC address for authorized users. Another option
might be, to check the local records, then fail and not use the other
DNS servers. This would force the PC to use the next one which could
be configured to ISPDNS1.
Hopefully, this isn't too confusing.
Thank you!
Xavier
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