Currently I have DNS/DHCP running on Mac OS X Server. It's always been somewhat flakey, especially DHCP. So I'm debating running one/both of the services elsewhere. I have a nice pfsense appliance ...

When users connect to networks with a DHCP server such as those most home routers contain, they are provided with automatic configuration settings that include the essential IP address, network ...

The second rule dictates redundancy in DNS and DHCP services instead of “hardening” single servers. A server with 10% downtime is available 90% of the time, which is unacceptable in practice.

This is a question for my home network. 9 or 10 years ago I setup a Win 2003 domain, the DC also being a DNS and DHCP server. It's been great. But now I'm looking to simplify things by removing a ...

While Windows provides reliable DNS and DHCP services, BlueCat says Proteus works on top of the Windows servers to provide centralized management capabilities.

Infoblox says its appliance enables IT managers to leverage their existing investments in Microsoft DNS and DHCP servers, but adds features that can help them also update their approach to IT ...

QUT had previously been using the servers with multiple operating systems to manage domain name (DNS), automatic IP address assignment (DHCP) and associated network identity services.

If you currently have no means of automatically tracking IP address utilization or are manually recording IP addresses in a spreadsheet, IP address management (IPAM) can help you organize address ...

Setting up dnsmasq requires setting up a server on a Raspberry Pi, which is its own task. The Arch Linux Wiki has a pretty good article on how to set up dnsmasq, and the main configuration file ...