David Banning wrote:
DHCP will normally obtain DNS servers automaticly. It's likely that you
could release and renew your lease ("dhclient -r", maybe?) and cause it to
get new DNS info if the old values are no longer working.
Here may be the answer. I think of DHCP of being a server thing onl
David Banning wrote:
My problem is that the server I use for DNS keeps going dead.
My ISP is most familiar with windows users who get their DNS
automatically from their connection. When my ISP gives me a good
DNS server number, it seems to go dead six months later, and I have to
call them agai
> >Is there a way to get DNS automatically, say from the DHCP connection IP
> >address given to me? or, is there some great free DNS server that will
> >stay in business for some time that I can plug into my resolv.conf?
>
> DHCP will normally obtain DNS servers automaticly. It's likely that you
David Banning wrote:
My problem is that the server I use for DNS keeps going dead.
My ISP is most familiar with windows users who get their DNS
automatically from their connection. When my ISP gives me a good
DNS server number, it seems to go dead six months later, and I have to
call them agai
My problem is that the server I use for DNS keeps going dead.
My ISP is most familiar with windows users who get their DNS
automatically from their connection. When my ISP gives me a good
DNS server number, it seems to go dead six months later, and I have to
call them again.
Is there a way
