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Hello,
I'm trying to setup DNS caching using Bind. I've followed the wiki on how to do this, and seems to have worked, except that upon viewing my /etc/resolv.conf, adding 127.0.0.1 didn't stick, seems the file is still being rewritten.
- I am using network-profiles to set up a static ip.
static network-profile
CONNECTION="wireless"
DESCRIPTION="blablabla"
INTERFACE=wlan0
SCAN="no"
SECURITY="wep"
ESSID="myNetwork"
KEY="12345678"
IP="static"
IFOPTS="xxx.xxx.x.xxx netmask xxx.xxx.xxx.x broadcast xxx.xxx.x.xx"
GATEWAY="xxx.xxx.x.xxx"
DNS1=ns1.isp.com
DNS2=ns2.isp.com
DNS3=ns3.isp.com
where the 3 DNS entries are the nameservers for my ISP.
Several questions from this:
Is the last part of this file (dns entries), generating my resolv.conf?
If so, why do only the first 2 dns entries appear in my resolv.conf? Is that the limit?
So is this where I put in my loopback(127.0.0.1) caching nameserver?
Can I add search and domain entries here as well to appear in my resolv.conf?
Should I just use resolvconf head/tail files?
Any help on the matter is appreciated.
thank you
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Is the last part of this file (dns entries), generating my resolv.conf?
Yup.
If so, why do only the first 2 dns entries appear in my resolv.conf? Is that the limit?
It's only setup for two, though I did have plans to change it to a DNS array, thanks for reminding me. 2.2 will have a DNS=(x.x.x.x x.x.x.x) option that will take as many as you like.
So is this where I put in my loopback(127.0.0.1) caching nameserver?
You could.
Can I add search and domain entries here as well to appear in my resolv.conf?
Yes, SEARCH= and DOMAIN=
Should I just use resolvconf head/tail files?
That would work too, up to you.
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