about resolv.conf
Hi,
let's say i have an /etc/resol.conf, that looks like this: Code:
nameserver ip1 or (case 2) "If you cannot resolve an address by ip1, use ip2?" If it is the first case, is there a way to achieve the second one? How? Thanks |
My understanding is that both are correct -- your resolv.conf performs the same duty as a traditional DNS server, it just happens to be located on the local machine. If the file's not empty, it's always running, as it were (in that it can be read).
'man resolv.conf' should help you out, as well as the numerous number of threads about resolv.conf on these forums. Are you seeing any specific problems that would make you think one way or another? |
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