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It's not *quite* as simple as you're seeking, but dnsmasq is pretty darn simple and probably just what you're looking for. It's a small, simple, DNS/DHCP server suitable for small LAN's - and way more simple than something heavyweight like BIND. It does take a little bit of reading up on how to config it but, frankly, not very much. And it's basically just set and forget it after that. I've been using it for several years now and like it a lot. If you try it and get stuck at all on the config, email me off-list (or on-list, if anyone else is interested) and I'll help you get set up. HTH, DR Josh ChaitinPollak wrote: > I'd like to setup a SIMPLE DNS/DHCP server for a small network, maybe a > single subnet or two. Does anyone know of a good tool to do that? > Ideally I'd like a single config file with the format: > > <mac address> <ipaddress> <hostname> > > Rather than the traditional BIND + DHCP deal. > > Is there anything simple out there that can do this? > > -Josh
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