Hi, how do I set the DNS in centos.
I don't mean of creating DNS server, but setting what should be the DNS server of centos.
I mean to what server he should go in order to translate url into ip
Hi, how do I set the DNS in centos.
I don't mean of creating DNS server, but setting what should be the DNS server of centos.
I mean to what server he should go in order to translate url into ip
ur question is not clear
i mean in LAN or public u want,
u want to create new DNS server in ur LAN ? go through the below URL
HOWTO: Setting Up Your Own Local DNS Server - Mark S. Kolich
No, I do NOT want to create a DNS server.
I want to tell the centos what is the ip of the DNS server.
Currently for some reason it behave as if it doesn't know any ip.
I mean how do I tell the centos that 8.8.8.8 should be the DNS server that the computer use?
There's probably a sysconf-*
command, but the direct approach would be adding the line
nameserver 8.8.8.8
in /etc/resolv.conf
.
can you elaborate more about the sysconf-* command.
Because I tried to use it but I could not.
I got a message "command not found ".
All the Red Hat derivatives that I know (CentOS, RHEL, Fedora) have commands to configure the system. I never used them since I'm more comfortable editing the config files myself, based on templates, so I actually had to consult with Doctor Google on what they're called: system-config-xxx
where xxx are various categories like network, ...
Hey how are you.
I'm a Solaris admin but I have been doing a lot of RHEL administration lately. No matter what UNIX or Linux distro I have work with, the /etc/resolve.conf file is used to point a server to the DNS server. If you don't want to use a editor like vi, then use this command.
Example your DNS server's IP is 10.0.0.1
echo nameserver 10.0.0.1 >> /etc/resolve.conf
This should be what you see;
cat /etc/resolve.conf
nameserver 10.0.0.1
You can also use the GUI.
System --> Administration --> Network
you can edit the the interfase in this GUI.
I hope this helps