HDave
August 19th, 2009, 01:12 AM
I have a network with a bunch (two dozen+) Ubuntu machines on it -- most of which use DHCP to get an IP address.
I would like to have each machine use the hostname of other machines for file sharing, ssh, etc., etc.
What is the best way to resolve host names of DHCP Ubuntu computers on a network? DNS doesn't work with DHCP hosts. I know I can do it with Samba/WINS, but there has to be a better way....
I would like to have each machine use the hostname of other machines for file sharing, ssh, etc., etc.
What is the best way to resolve host names of DHCP Ubuntu computers on a network? DNS doesn't work with DHCP hosts. I know I can do it with Samba/WINS, but there has to be a better way....