problem solved. Bill's e-mail sparked an epiphany, I guess. I have my
firewall script set up so that only 24.93.35.64 and 65 can be used as DNS
servers. so all I had to do was adjust my firewall script to use 32 and 33.
next I'll want to fix my dhcpcd-eth1.exe script to change my firewall script
if the DNS servers ever change.
thanks to everyone for the help!
-jacob
>
> On Wed, 20 Dec 2000, jacob childress wrote:
>
> > I'm running a RedHat 6 system, using dhcpcd instead of pump to get my IP
> > address from Roadrunner. whenver my IP address changes, my resolv.conf
gets
> > changed to read like so:
> >
> > domain austin.rr.com
> > nameserver 24.93.35.32
> > nameserver 24.93.35.34
> >
> > these nameservers don't work. resolv.conf should be pointing to
24.93.35.64
> > and 24.93.35.65.
>
> I use dhcpcd on redhat, and I'm getting 24.93.35.32 and 24.93.35.33. These
> are working for me and are the correct ones (according to Peter Gregg at
> TW). The 24.93.35.64 and 24.93.35.65 are supposedly on their way out.
>
> I've found the .32 and .33 servers more reliable than .64 and .65. YMMV.
>
> -bill
>
>
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