I've just bought a Draytek Vigor 2830n router. Mostly very pleased so far BUT ... The Draytek is happily doling out IP addresses to local clients using its built-in DHCP server, however those address allocations are not accessible (i.e. names are not resolved to the issued IP) via the draytek's DNS service.
Now all the words I've read suggest that the the DNS within the Draytek is a proxy, and not a "proper" DNS service in & of itself. But I wondered whether anyone has had any joy setting it up to fulfil locally-allocated IP-address DHCP name-resolution requests. It seems odd to me that such a key function should be absent from an otherwise very sophisticate and capable router, which makes me think I may be missing something?
If I'm right, I fear I will have to connect through to a different machine in order to do DHCP allocations and local-address-DNS-resolution, which would be a shame - so any top tips would be most welcome.
Thanks
James