08-13-2003
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you have to put the DNS server IP into /etc/resolv.conf, not your own IP. ask your admin for the IP-Addr. or type in your windows:
ipconfig /all
there your DNS server(s) will be displayed...
i think you have to restart (you also can restart the inet deamon, but i don't know where to do in REDHAT)
greetings Preßy
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avahi-dnsconfd.action
avahi-dnsconfd.action(8) System Manager's Manual avahi-dnsconfd.action(8)
NAME
avahi-dnsconfd.action - avahi-dnsconfd action script
SYNOPSIS
/etc/avahi/avahi-dnsconfd.action
DESCRIPTION
avahi-dnsconfd.action is the action script that is called whenever a new unicast DNS server is found or removed by avahi-dnsconfd. The
default script as shipped with avahi patches /etc/resolv.conf to reflect the changed unicast DNS server configuration.
PARAMETERS
argv[1] Contains the character "+" if the DNS server is new, "-" when it shall be removed from the DNS server list.
argv[2] The IP address of the DNS server.
argv[3] Numerical network interface number this DNS server was found on.
argv[4] Numerical protocol number this DNS server was found on. (usually 2 for IPv4 and 10 for IPv6)
ENVIRONMENT
AVAHI_INTERFACE Contains the textual interface name the corresponds with argv[3]. (e.g. "eth0")
AVAHI_INTERFACE_DNS_SERVERS Contains a list of all DNS servers that avahi-dnsconfd found on the interface $AVAHI_INTERFACE, separated by
spaces.
AVAHI_DNS_SERVERS Contains a list of all DNS server that avahi-dnsconfd found on all interfaces, separated by spaces.
AUTHORS
The Avahi Developers <avahi (at) lists (dot) freedesktop (dot) org>; Avahi is available from http://avahi.org/
SEE ALSO
avahi-dnsconfd(8), avahi-daemon(8)
COMMENTS
This man page was written using xml2man(1) by Oliver Kurth.
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