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Network/Global and Network/<service id> relationship


  • Subject: Network/Global and Network/<service id> relationship
  • From: Mark Thomas <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 01 Jun 2007 20:02:53 +0100
  • Organization: Coderus Ltd

Title: Network/Global and Network/<service id> relationship
Hi,
  I wondering if anybody can tell me when using scutil what the relationship is between

  subKey [23] = State:/Network/Global/DNS
  subKey [24] = State:/Network/Global/IPv4

And a Network/<Service id> e.g.

  subKey [41] = State:/Network/Service/0/IPv4

  As I can see there is sometimes similar information in a particular Network/<Service id> area when is Network/Global area, however from testing there doesn’t seem to always a case were Network/<Service id> has it’s /DHCP or /DNS parts (this happened to me when I setup in static IP mode, but global’s held the right info).

  So I’m wondering are the global to be used when not there in a network/<service id>, or should be used as an override ?  (I’m guessing this mainly used in multi-homed setups, although I don’t have a network setup where to test this.)

Thanks
Mark.
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