Hi John, I'm also experiencing this empty resolv.conf - but not all of the time. The majority if the time that I've seen it has been where I was at home, but in the office it seemed to work.
In all cases the needed DHCP parameters (DNSdmain and DNSserv) have the expected values. In a related case, when I use punchin with the "all Automatic" mode, I get this behaviour too, and nwamd seems to move away the resolv.conf filled in by punchin - it would seem that on the addition of the tunnel it would seem that enabling the Automatic Location seems to move it, but I could be wrong. It also disables ike and ipfilter too, which causes the connection to hang - once I re-enable them it works ok again. Darren. On 07/04/2009 23:41, John Leser wrote: > Hi guys, > > I've got the 3/31 build running on my laptop using the wired connection, > and it initially worked fairly well, but at some point, it lost the > contents of /etc/resolv.conf, and isn't putting anything in that file > now. I've verified that "dhcpinfo -i e1000g0 dnsserv" shows 4 IP > addresses but through various restarts of the nwam service, resolv.conf > is still empty. I'm using the Automatic location (as is the default). > > Another thing, I've left nwamadm interact -v" running for a while, and > every few minutes, I see a pair of messages: > > OBJECT_ACTION LOC Automatic -> action enable > > I don't know if this is normal. > > -John > > _______________________________________________ > nwam-dev mailing list > nwam-dev at opensolaris.org > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/nwam-dev
