Real mDNS
Name
Real mDNS - CoreDNS plugin that reads mDNS records from the local network and responds
to queries based on those records.
Description
Useful for providing mDNS records to non-mDNS-aware applications by making them
accessible through a standard DNS server.
Syntax
realmdns [bind address]
Examples
local.:53 {
realmdns
}
And test with dig:
dig @localhost test.local
;; ANSWER SECTION:
test.local. 60 IN A 12.0.0.24
test.local. 60 IN AAAA fe80::f816:3eff:fe49:19b3
If minimum SRV records is specified in the configuration, the plugin will wait
until it has at least that many SRV records before responding with any of them.
minimum SRV records defaults to 3.
example.com {
mdns example.com 2
}
This would mean that at least two SRV records of a given type would need to be
present for any SRV records to be returned. If only one record is found, any
requests for that type of SRV record would receive no results.
If filter text is specified in the configuration, the plugin will ignore any
mDNS records that do not include the specified text in the service name. This
allows the plugin to be used in environments where there may be mDNS services
advertised that are not intended for use with it. When filter text is not
set, all records will be processed.
example.com {
mdns example.com 3 my-id
}
This configuration would ignore any mDNS records that do not contain the
string "my-id" in their service name.
If bind address is specified in the configuration, the plugin will only send
mDNS traffic to the associated interface. This prevents sending multicast
packets on interfaces where that may not be desirable. To use bind address
without setting a filter, set filter text to "".
example.com {
mdns example.com 3 "" 192.168.1.1
}
This configuration will only send multicast packets to the interface assigned
the 192.168.1.1 address. The interface lookup is dynamic each time an mDNS
query is sent, so if the address moves to a different interface the plugin
will automatically switch to the new one.