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01-04-2008, 06:56 PM
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 Re: Java Admin Tools for DHCP & DDNS Well if you really need a GUI, there's dhcpsconf, but Im pretty sure it's not a Java but a plain old X-windows application. Sincerely, John Smith chrisg@warpspeed.com.au (Chris Graham [WarpSpeed]) wrote in message news:<ac231360.0307252046.4d4abdca@posting.google. com>... > Hi All, > > Does AIX come with a Java Admin console to administer DHCP (and/or > DDNS)? > > I use it under OS/2, and I've been lead to believe that it originally > came from AIX (4.3 I believe). > > So, my question is: Is this the case, and if so, where do I find the > package to install it? > > TIA, > > -Chris      |
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01-04-2008, 06:56 PM
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| Re: Java Admin Tools for DHCP & DDNS chrisg@warpspeed.com.au (Chris Graham [WarpSpeed]) wrote: > > Does AIX's bind/named support Dynamic DNS updates from the DHCP > server, ie DDNS? > > I know that originally IBM did their own implementation off of bind > 4.9<something>. Well, they did for OS/2, and I was under the > impression that that came from AIX to start with. > The name daemon that IBM ships with AIX has been ISC's bind for as long as I can remember. In aix433, you get to choose between bind4 and bind8, and starting with aix52 you can even choose bind9. You can switch between them by making the symlinks in /usr/sbin point to the correct named version. Im not sure in which named version ISC introduced DDNS support, but as long as you stick with that version you should be fine. The AIX dhcp daemon however, unfortunately is not ISC's dhcp daemon but their own implementation at least in aix433. According to the documentation though it should support DDNS just fine as well. You can check out the online docs at: https://techsupport.services.ibm.com/server/library Sincerely, John Smith |
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