12 Aug
2010
12 Aug
'10
4:13 p.m.
On 12/08/10 15:43, Brett Parker wrote:
Actually, it can give more than one, space seperated... but that doesn't work for windows clients... ;)
Is that within the DHCP spec? Do Windows clients degrade gracefully and just use the first one?
If I remember correctly, network manager will play nicely with resolvconf, so install resolvconf, and do the magic in it's configuration instead.
That looks like the way to go but I can't quite see how to go about it.
I tried echo "search my-domain" | resolvconf -a eth0 .. but that overwrites the config (ie it loses the nameserver info put in there by DHCP). How do all the various bits sit together?
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