0

Initial disclaimer: I rarely build Linux servers, so I am not always up to date on my Linux skills.

I am setting up a DNS server for test and I need it to not see our local DNS or domain. I have set up static IPs with nameservers pointing to Google (and thanks 18.04 for making me learn netplan). Everytime I query my nameservers it show the 2 google servers and my two domain servers declared for DHCP. DHCP is disabled, yet I cannot get them to go away. When I check resolv.conf I can manually remove my domain, but as soon as I reapply netplan, it comes back. I can't have any crossover , as this needs to be an island. I don't want to install BIND until I can resolve this. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

|improve this question
0

If you are using netplan, it automatically configures your network interfaces including the resolv.conf.

You can update your resolv.conf permanently by updating /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/head and restarting resolvconf service.

You can check the link for more details.

|improve this answer
  • That did the trick I was looking for. Damn netplan changes. Why fix something that wasn't broken. – Brad Boozer Sep 27 at 19:52
  • resolvconf is no longer installed by default on 18.04 and later and will only be present if you upgraded from a previous release. – slangasek Sep 28 at 20:52

Your Answer

By clicking “Post Your Answer”, you agree to our terms of service, privacy policy and cookie policy

Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged or ask your own question.