Sorry the correct name is "resolv.conf" and it is a linux/unix file.
If you use windows then in 2000/XP you can update the dns on-the-fly by
the control panel or it can be updated automatically using dhcp if you
have dhcp enabled and a dhcp server in the lan.
To look at your currently configured dns run "ipconfig /all" in a cmd
prompt.
If you look in the dnsserver logs that james writes in the
apps/james/logs/ folder if should write the autodiscovered dns ips at
startup. You could also check startup values from older startups if you
have older logs.
Stefano
JWM wrote:
Stefano, Thanks so much for the quick response.
Pardon my ignorance. I can't find a resolve.conf. Is that a Linux-only?
If so, what is the Windows equivalent?
Who/what would update that file?
Thanks again.
Jerry
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