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Using OpenBSD For DNS And DHCP

Posted by timothy on from the eff-doubleu dept.

LiquidPC writes: "BSDtoday.com has an article on using OpenBSD for DNS and DHCP on a network. It gives examples of doing this with dhs.org. A good read if you ask me."

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  1. Re:Yep by ctucker · · Score: 4, Funny

    I thought we were going for something more akin to the Christian holy trinity, instead of the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost, we have Open, Free and Net BSD. As I see it:
    Father: OpenBSD. Stern, forbidding, unyielding, as a firewall should be.
    Son: FreeBSD. Down with the people, trying to be user-friendly, ultimately getting nailed to a tree.
    Holy Ghost: NetBSD. You're aware it exists, but you never know just what it does.
    Of course, I could just be high on caffeine.

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  2. bsd has good faqs online by bwhalen · · Score: 3, Informative

    Going here gives a pretty complete rundown on using all things networking with openbsd.

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