Hey guys, I have problem in my server dns in resolve.conf keep reseting after upgrade or reboot
what should I do to stop this ?
OsaMasw 13 Loving Helper
cereal 1,524 Nearly a Senior Poster Featured Poster
Do you directly edit the file or you use resolvconf command?
rubberman 1,355 Nearly a Posting Virtuoso Featured Poster
The file /etc/resolv.conf (no trailing 'e') is controlled by your network dns settings. If you change it manually, the changes will only be in effect until the next update or reboot, unless you change your network settings to block that. Sorry, but I don't remember right now what settings need to be changed, but I know I have done that some time in the deep, dark past.... :-) Remember, Google is your friend!
CimmerianX 197 Junior Poster
Also, if you are using ubuntu 12 or better, dns entries are made in \etc\network\interfaces now.
i.e.
'dns-nameservers 4.2.2.1 4.2.2.2'
Makhetha 0 Newbie Poster
How can I activate my bluetooth?
rubberman 1,355 Nearly a Posting Virtuoso Featured Poster
Makhetha, please don't hijack another's thread. Please start your own and we will attempt to answer your question. That said, please provide more information, such as system to connect with, the device you are trying to connect, the operating system you are using, etc.
RaniM 0 Newbie Poster
comment nm_controlled in network interface file and also add DNS enrt in network interface file
vi /etc/sysconfig/networking-script/ifcfg-eth?
DNS1= add IP
DNS2= add IP
NM_CONTROLLED=yes
Add this to all interface so while rebooting DNS IP will up
i think might be there is bug in redhat6
RaniM 0 Newbie Poster
NM_CONTROLLED=yes
RaniM 0 Newbie Poster
comment NM_CONTROLLED=yes
OsaMasw 13 Loving Helper
@CimmerianX
you were right :D
thanks
CimmerianX 197 Junior Poster
Sweet !!
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