This project produces a LLMNR responder daemon named xllmnrd in order to improve interoperability between POSIX‐based operating systems and Microsoft Windows in a small or home network environment.
xllmnrd is an independent LLMNR responder daemon (a.k.a. llmnrd) for IPv6 networks and currently supports GNU/Linux operating systems with plans to support others. It allows Microsoft Windows clients to get the IPv6 addresses of a server on the same local network without any DNS configuration and can supplement IPv4‐only NetBIOS name resolution provided mainly by Samba.
Features
- It responds to LLMNR queries from other (notably Microsoft Windows) hosts on the same local network.
- It keeps track of address changes of the network interfaces automatically.
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