, but the comments there made me doubt my plan to set up FreeIPA, which is a project to update my dedicated server running CentOS 7 which has ZFS and runs several personal and public services on KVM VMs (Owncloud, Wordpress, Redmine, Jenkins...), adding:

* A directory server that allows me to manage users in a centralized way; both UNIX users and services users
* Seamless private communication between my two homes and my hosted VMs, also access on foreign networks
* Forget about IP address management and be able to refer to all hosts from all sites by their hostname

Now, I'm not sure about how to go forward, esp. with regards to DNS. Should I run FreeIPA's DNS server for easier handling of the SRV records required for Kerberos et al. or should I add those to my existing servers?

I thought the former was less administrative overhead, until I hit the problem I commented on the thread mentioned above, which led me to filing https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1533228 but now I doubt that FreeIPA's DNS server is going to work nicely in my situation- basically due to me wanting to keep my other DNS setup, DHCP and having a mixture of public and private IPs.

Anyone thought about this? I'm guessing most FreeIPA installations are run by people not as cheap as me, and they run multiple servers on public IPs and be done with it, but I'd like to avoid that cost.