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My question is:
- I have a Windows 7 PC connected to Intranet, with DNS and everything is working normal. (Using wireless connection).
- I want to install DNS server on this PC, working on Ethernet connection network.
My goal is, I’ll use this DNS function to resolve a specific address on Intranet. So the client connects to Ethernet network with private IP, could reach an Intranet address on wireless network.
Please help as is it possible to work in that way, and if yes, how could I do that?
You want to set up NAT and make a router. Although you could also set up a DNS server, but if your wired client can get out to the world they may as well use one of the DNS servers already out there, etc. Windows calls this "internet connection sharing" and probably has a wizard to do it. Those of us on the *nix side simply enable packet forwarding and set up routing rules. – ivanivan – 2018-12-12T04:17:38.730
What if I want to do DNS server but running only in wired network? I don't want the priv client asking for DNS on intranet site. – Yankazaz – 2018-12-12T04:41:36.180