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@ -20,11 +20,11 @@ IPv6 is also preconfigured for a `/96` subnet, with users getting their own `/11
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- `B` is the username
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- `A` is hostname of the device
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The TLD could be anything that isn't already a global TLD like `.com`. The recursive nameserver provides private wireguard IPs to on this private domain zone. It must be configured to answer `.mynet` queries only within its own network on `10.X.0.0/16`. This nameserver is then preconfigured in clients' wireguard configs' `DNS = ` setting.
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The TLD could be anything that isn't already a global TLD like `.com`. The recursive nameserver takes these private domains as questions and provides private wireguard IPs as answers. It only responds to `.mynet` queries from its own network on `10.X.0.0/16`. This nameserver is then preconfigured in clients' wireguard configs' `DNS = ` setting. Optionally the community's TLD can be set as a search domain for the wireguard interface.
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**For example:** Your home pc could be `pc.myuser.mynet` and your phone `phone.myuser.mynet`. Either can ping up `phone.myfriend.mynet`. These would point to `10.11.1.1`, `10.11.1.2`, and `10.11.2.1` respectively
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Servers (IPs with `Y=0`) have domains of the form `A.C`, as above. Wildcard subdomains are CNAMEd to their base address, that is, `*.phone.myuser.mynet` CNAMEs to `phone.myuser.mynet` and `*.smyerver.mynet` CNAMEs to `myserver.mynet`. Of course, this means no username can match a server hostname.
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Servers (IPs with `Y=0`) have domains of the form `A.C`, as above. Wildcard subdomains are CNAMEd to their base address, that is, `*.phone.myuser.mynet` CNAMEs to `phone.myuser.mynet` and `*.myerver.mynet` CNAMEs to `myserver.mynet`. Of course, this means no username can match a server hostname.
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The nameserver is also preconfigured for rDNS so you can perform lookups on IP addresses:
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