[ale] Cacheing-only nameserver on router

[mike at trausch.us (Michael Trausch)]

A caching only nameserver will work just fine on the LAN as long as the
address it holds is participating in NAT on that LAN.  I would use something
small like dnscache on a router; if you want to also serve DNS for inside
the LAN, you will also want to use djbdns.  I have a few M4 scripts that
make managing DJBDNS easier up on my site at mike.trausch.us/software.

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On Jun 4, 2010 11:46 AM, "Ken Cochran" <kwc at theworld.com> wrote:

Hey folks, any pointers (info, articles, links, docs) on how
to "do" a caching-only nameserver on a router box?  OpenWRT?
DD-Wrt?  Tomato?  I know how to do that on a "regular" Linux/BSD
system but what I've used for that over the years is (hopefully
only temporarily) down.  Umm, is there a router image that'll
turn the thing into a system I can ssh into and configure/manage
as I would a "real" machine (from the command-line)?  Sorta a
"corollary:" Will a cache-only nameserver work if that system is
on the "inside" LAN & not the router/gateway box?  Thanks, -kc
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