If I use DHCP, how do I determine (after the fact) which DNS servers am
I actually using?
This information is available in /var/log/everything/current (at least
in my Debian Etch installation).
However, it would be nice to know also which command/s can be used to
query for all information retrieved by means of DHCP (besides the IP
address assigned to me, available from /sbin/ifconfig).
--- Omer
On Sun, 2008-07-27 at 15:16 +0300, Imri Zvik wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
>
> This email is for all the people who are customers of Smile 012
> (including what used to be Internet Gold).
>
> If you are statically setting your DNS servers, and you are still
> using the old caching servers (192.116.202.222 and 213.8.172.83),
> please replace them with the following servers:
>
>
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> 80.179.52.100 (primary)
>
> 80.179.55.100 (secondary)
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>
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>
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> The old IP addresses will still provide service, but the new ones are
> much faster and will provide you with a better service.
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