Ubuntu 16.04 LTS DNS lookups not working
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But of a noob with Ubuntu so bear with me.
I have my local WinServer’s IP in my NICs DNS config but it isn’t working.
Ping yahoo.com -> Can’t find server
nslookup yahoo.com winserverip works
/run/resolv.conf has nameserver 127.0.1.1 listed
I changed that to
Nameserver winserverip
And I was able to resolve domains. Resolv.conf warns you at the top that the changes in this file will be overwritten.
So what’s changing resolv.conf to point to a loop back up?
Thanks,
-John
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But of a noob with Ubuntu so bear with me.
I have my local WinServer’s IP in my NICs DNS config but it isn’t working.
Ping yahoo.com -> Can’t find server
nslookup yahoo.com winserverip works
/run/resolv.conf has nameserver 127.0.1.1 listed
I changed that to
Nameserver winserverip
And I was able to resolve domains. Resolv.conf warns you at the top that the changes in this file will be overwritten.
So what’s changing resolv.conf to point to a loop back up?
Thanks,
-John
dns
asked Apr 17 at 23:05
ChipConnJohn
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If you put your entries in/etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/originalthenresolvconf -uwill update them into/etc/resolv.confautomatically.
– Terrance
Apr 17 at 23:52
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up vote
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up vote
0
down vote
favorite
But of a noob with Ubuntu so bear with me.
I have my local WinServer’s IP in my NICs DNS config but it isn’t working.
Ping yahoo.com -> Can’t find server
nslookup yahoo.com winserverip works
/run/resolv.conf has nameserver 127.0.1.1 listed
I changed that to
Nameserver winserverip
And I was able to resolve domains. Resolv.conf warns you at the top that the changes in this file will be overwritten.
So what’s changing resolv.conf to point to a loop back up?
Thanks,
-John
dns
asked Apr 17 at 23:05
ChipConnJohn
1
But of a noob with Ubuntu so bear with me.
I have my local WinServer’s IP in my NICs DNS config but it isn’t working.
Ping yahoo.com -> Can’t find server
nslookup yahoo.com winserverip works
/run/resolv.conf has nameserver 127.0.1.1 listed
I changed that to
Nameserver winserverip
And I was able to resolve domains. Resolv.conf warns you at the top that the changes in this file will be overwritten.
So what’s changing resolv.conf to point to a loop back up?
Thanks,
-John
dns
dns
asked Apr 17 at 23:05
ChipConnJohn
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asked Apr 17 at 23:05
ChipConnJohn
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ChipConnJohn
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ChipConnJohn
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ChipConnJohn
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If you put your entries in/etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/originalthenresolvconf -uwill update them into/etc/resolv.confautomatically.
– Terrance
Apr 17 at 23:52
add a comment |Â
If you put your entries in/etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/originalthenresolvconf -uwill update them into/etc/resolv.confautomatically.
– Terrance
Apr 17 at 23:52
If you put your entries in
/etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/original then resolvconf -u will update them into /etc/resolv.conf automatically.– Terrance
Apr 17 at 23:52
If you put your entries in
/etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/original then resolvconf -u will update them into /etc/resolv.conf automatically.– Terrance
Apr 17 at 23:52
add a comment |Â
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If you put your entries in
/etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/originalthenresolvconf -uwill update them into/etc/resolv.confautomatically.– Terrance
Apr 17 at 23:52