Shadow23
Shadow23
> I’ll take a look at this. Thanks
> I’ll take a look at this. It's listen_address and not listen-address... I've made a typo earlier; did an edit now, don't wanna confuse you.
I have tested it and it works in combination with interface option... The manpage says the following: **-a, --listen-address=** Listen on the given IP address(es). **Both --interface and --listen-address options...
In my tests I've used both in combo and only the defined "listen addres" within the "defined interface" gets used. I use it to listen only to a single IP...
As far as I can tell its one other the other or both in combo - but in combo use, the IP must be part of the subnet on the...
Why even use the interface option? If not used the DHCP stops listening on that interface.
> Because the option has been there for a long time. Disabling an interface which might have many addresses is more efficient if that’s what is desired. Specify an interface...
so... in short... In order for DNSmasq to reply to querries from foreign subnets "listen_address" has to be set along with the interface option. (if interface is not defined the...
``` listen-address=10.1.66.1 listen-address=2001:15c2:210:2966:xxxXXXxxxXXX interface=br-lan.66 ``` with this config, DNSmasq will anwsers to querries from IPs residing on other interfaces than br-lan.66 for example from 10.22.22.20/24 or IPv6 balblablablab address connected...
> > ``` > > listen-address=10.1.66.1 > > listen-address=2001:15c2:210:2966:xxxXXXxxxXXX > > interface=br-lan.66 > > ``` > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >...