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Strange network behaviour in Solaris 10
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how can this be explained?

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tom@jumpstart:~$ cat /etc/resolv.conf
domain acceleris.ch
nameserver 192.168.21.230
tom@jumpstart:~$ nslookup Google 192.168.21.230
Server: 192.168.21.230
Address: 192.168.21.230#53

Non-authoritative answer:
Google canonical name = Google.
Google canonical name = Google.
Name: Google
Address: 74.125.77.147
Name: Google
Address: 74.125.77.104
Name: Google
Address: 74.125.77.99
Name: Google
Address: 74.125.77.105
Name: Google
Address: 74.125.77.106
Name: Google
Address: 74.125.77.103

tom@jumpstart:~$ ping Google
ping: unknown host Google
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its ok. I had to copy over the nsswitch.dns to nsswitch.conf, it was all my fault

but hey, thanks for the response
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