问题
I would like a hostname like mycomp.net and be assigned through DNS of the router to go to an internal ip address.
The end result should be people within the network can use that hostname to connect to the internal server, and outsiders cannont
回答1:
For the computer that is running it, simply use the host file. Could do the same for others if there is only a handful...
For the other computers re the router, it will depend on the router you have or the firewall depeding on setup. Can you please advise...
Ps. I do this with pfsesnse but not sure if you can/do run this....
Note: host file sits: C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc
usually....
回答2:
If you're using a router with DD-WRT installed, you can use the DHCP Server options in the Services tab to set hostnames based on MAC addresses. Combined with the "LAN Domain" option, this allows you to access machines via my_computer.my_domain.local
If you're not using a router with DD-WRT installed, you should try it out.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12548867/create-hostname-for-a-computer-on-the-network