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This solution is good if you have 1 or 2 machines on your wlan because you need to setup each machine. And with this solution you should change the configuration on your laptop when you want to access to your wbserver outside.So a DNS Server is, to my mind, the best solution to do it.
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you set it up in netinfo on one machine and just import the info over netinfo to other machines...there is _no_ reason to set up bind for this. that it's useful to have bind set up anyways is beside the point, it's not imho an appropriate solution for this problem.
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If you have a laptop, netinfo isn't a good solution, it's easier to add a DNS server to your connection profile than to change netinfo data each time you change your network.
netinfo not sufficient when your machines roam
Exactly right! That was exactly the problem I had. I could have used Netinfo, but my iBook roamed back and forth from home to work. So it was inside and outside the router. Using Netinfo and hardcoding 10.0.1.xx for the local addresses would make the webserver inaccessible when using my laptop from the outside. I was looking for a clean DHCP/DNS solution so that the iBook solution what automatically adjust depending on it's location.
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