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How DHCP distributes DNS information to your network
From the course: Managing DNS Essential Training
How DHCP distributes DNS information to your network
- [Voiceover] In the executive summary, I told you guys about how DHCP can hand out DNS information to client systems. And this is a really important concept that a lot of folks get wrong and they're confused about why their devices aren't able to access internal resources. So, that being said, I wanted to just get into our pfSense router, which happens to be the DHCP server for this little network, and, also, local DCHP settings, just so you get, sort of, a context thing. I'm going to show the DHCP in the network settings in OSX, but it would be the same in iOS or Android or Windows or whatever, it's just slightly different location for things. Okay, so, here we are in our pfSense interface. I'm in a web browser right now; I've got the bars kind of hidden so it cleans up the interface a bit. If you have a router that is doing DHCP for you, or maybe even a server, or who knows, maybe you're using pfSense to do a DHCP, then you'll have similar types of web configurations. You might be…
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How DNS works: The executive summary5m 43s
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How split-horizon DNS works5m 25s
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Web browsing by number and name3m 9s
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Lookups in Network Utility (OS X)2m 55s
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Lookups in Terminal with dig8m 48s
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Resolving DNS from different DNS servers5m 47s
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How DHCP distributes DNS information to your network4m 53s
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