[plug] ip address and interface question (new)

[Daniel Pearson]

IIRC, Speedtouch modems come with .lan as the default..

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W.Kenworthy wrote:
> Never actually seen 'lan' that I can remember.  the majority (inc mine)
> are 'localdomain', with a few using the family or own name.
>
> BillK
>
> On Mon, 2006-06-26 at 14:21 +0800, Timothy White wrote:
>   
>>> I do the same thing at home - also works really great for LAN
>>> parties... (Plus PHP magic for a intranet list of connected computers,
>>> with their names).
>>>       
>> Sounds interesting... Want to share? I assume if a computer reboot's,
>> then it'll still be on the list until the DHCP Lease expires?
>>
>>     
>>> Debian stable's bind9 and dhcpd3 can be very easily configured to make
>>> this all work.
>>>       
>> Yer, that's how I first got it running, before migrating to Ubuntu.
>>
>>     
>>> It's also interesting to note that my internal machines get
>>> <machinename>.lan... seems to be a popular suffix for internal nets...
>>>       
>> Lol... I wonder why, it's 3 letters, so it's perfect!
>>
>> Tim
>>     
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