Prepend Domain Name Servers Not Working

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Prepend domain name servers not working. Ok now restarting network with service network restart and all i get is two private dns. Prepend domain name servers 208 67 222 222 208 67 220 220. I also tried changing the prepend. I tried taking a peek at the source code but did not invest enough time to determine the cause for this issue.

Prepend domain name servers 2001 470 20 2. So i opened etc dhcp dhclient conf and went to the line. It should always have 127 0 0 1 because we have the prepend domain name servers 127 0 0 1 config set. This answer is completely wrong.

Hi after upgrading from fedora 30 to fedora 31 prepending dns servers to etc resolv conf has stopped working. I have the following configuration to achieve it used to work before. I removed the hashtag and changed it to this. I then rebooted my system expecting to find these addresses as nameservers in my etc resolv conf however this was not the case both addresses do not exist and my resolv conf file is untouched.

Root work cat etc resolv conf. After configured all these settings i am not able to join ad on win 2003 note we have a gateway where proxy is setup and net is working if setup proxy ip. First of all the question submitter wants to add the address of an external namserver not the address 127 0 0 1. Is this also a reason that this is not working as same thing is working fine in another lab.

Ok now i m trying to prepend ipv6 dns resolver public one from hurricane electric by adding the following line to etc dhcp dhclient eth1 conf. I use dnsmasq on my machine for several reasons. Use prepend instead of supersede. Generated by sbin.

10 0 0 5 with port 80 on every browsers on pc. Second the file is at etc dhcp not at etc dhcp3. Now the problem is that it doesn t really prepend the dns s but it appends them. Root debian grep prepend etc dhcp dhclient conf prepend domain name servers 127 0 0 1.

I have fought with this issue since ubuntu started using networkmanager and my dhclient conf settings stopped working. Root debian cat etc resolv conf dynamic resolv conf 5 file for glibc resolver 3 generated by resolvconf 8 do not edit this file by hand your changes will be overwritten nameserver 192 168 153 2 nameserver 192 168 88 1. What is the new way of achieving the same. An equivalent to dhclient conf s prepend domain name servers.