On Mon 8/22/2005 8:27 PM Mike Adolf wrote: >On Monday 22 August 2005 07:40 pm, Stephen Kuhn wrote: >> On Tue, 23 Aug 2005 07:24, Mike Adolf tapped out: >> > My resolve.conf has: >> > >> > search <my domain name> >> > nameserver <ip of my router D514 DLink> >> > >> > Since I am a novice at netwroking, this doesn't tell me much> >> > >> > Thanks, Mike >> >> Mate, having only ONE nameserver in there ain't always a great idea. >> Add two more - just for giggles and grins. Try to have them geographically >> separated and preferably outSIDE of the US (if that's where ya live). >> >> Do something like: >> (get rid of the search bit - it's unnecessary) >> >> nameserver <ip of your router> >> nameserver 139.130.4.5 >> nameserver 207.158.92.18 >> >> ...save the file, then do: /sbin/service network restart >> >> Ya might find that you get a slightly snappier response to internet >> requests, eh? > > > I tried as you suggested, but there must be a setting somewhere other then > resolv.conf. After restarting the network, resolv.conf gets set back to its > original content??
I have seen this when using DHCP - that's one of the reasons I don't use it. Switch to fixed IP's and then what you put in resolv.conf will stick. -larry
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