Re: DNS settings...
Re: DNS settings...
- Subject: Re: DNS settings...
- From: Matthew Bogosian <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 18 Sep 2005 18:55:47 -0700
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Ah, okay. I can see now that I was mistaken. This is the correct
configuration. However, it was the behavior of the host command that
threw me off:
% host www.domain.dom
Host www.domain.dom not found: 3(NXDOMAIN)
/etc/resolv.conf is unchanged after issuing the scutil commands:
% cat /etc/resolv.conf
domain myisp.net
nameserver <MY_ISP_IP>
I'm assuming the host command uses /etc/resolv.conf (rather than the
OS X resolver), which is why it would fail, but applications like
Safari would still work....
--Matt
On Sep 18, 2005, at 18:09 , Matthew Bogosian wrote:
After entering these commands, I can see the new resolver entry in
the output of 'scutil --dns', but domain.dom *also* gets added to
the default resolver:
DNS configuration
resolver #1
domain : myisp.net
search domain[0] : domain.dom <- HUH?!
search domain[1] : myisp.net
nameserver[0] : <MY_ISP_IP>
order : 200000
resolver #2
domain : domain.dom
nameserver[0] : <VPN_DNS_IP>
order : 100600
...
What gives? Any help would be very much appreciated (incidentally,
I'm running 10.4).
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