want them to get an internal DNS name, like
10-1-100-3.solon.k12.ia.us. Is this possible with OS X Server? Or
do I just need to add each valid DHCP address into the DNS records
manually?
If you have the IP range 10.1.100.3 - 10.1.100.50 for DHCP then
you can add static entries to the forward and reverse zone in the DNS.
In the solon.k12.ia.us subzone add the entries like this:
10-1-100-3 IN A 10.1.100.3
10-1-100-4 IN A 10.1.100.4
...
10-1-100-50 IN A 10.1.100.50
And in the reverse zone 100.1.10.in-addr.arpa add the following:
3 IN PTR 10-1-100-3.solon.k12.ia.us.
4 IN PTR 10-1-100-4.solon.k12.ia.us.
...
50 IN PTR 10-1-100-50.solon.k12.ia.us.
For easier setup with large amounts of IPs you can use the
$GENERATE system of ISC bind, in the solon.k12.ia.us zone like this:
$GENERATE 3-50 10-1-100-$ IN A 10.1.100.$
And in the 100.1.10.in-addr.arpa zone like this:
$GENERATE 3-50 $ PTR 10-1-100-$.solon.k12.ia.us.
bye
Fabian
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