No problem I can write a script and make sure the config is the way I want
it, run it every 10 min or something to ensure the config is cool
Curtis Old
Neustar, Inc. / Neustarlabs / Senior Research Engineer
46000 Center Oak Plaza Sterling, VA 20166
Office: +1.571.434.5384 Mobile: +1.540.532.2230
Yeah you would have to use automation outside of CloudStack for this
On 8/1/13 3:14 PM, "Old, Curtis" wrote:
>Basic, yes dnsmasq on the system vm would set that up, but how do you make
>it persistent? If I have to re-do the router/dns/dhcp system vm, am I
>always going to have to go in and edit
Basic, yes dnsmasq on the system vm would set that up, but how do you make
it persistent? If I have to re-do the router/dns/dhcp system vm, am I
always going to have to go in and edit config file?
Curtis Old
Neustar, Inc. / Neustarlabs / Senior Research Engineer
46000 Center Oak Plaza Sterling,
Is this for Advanced or basic?
I think on shared networks and basic zone, the DHCP server returns the DNS
server configured for the zone.
On 8/1/13 1:34 PM, "Old, Curtis" wrote:
>Is there way to persistently change the search entry for the
>/etc/resolv.conf on cloudstack clients? How do I ensur
Is there way to persistently change the search entry for the /etc/resolv.conf
on cloudstack clients? How do I ensure that the system router vm takes care of
this?
Curtis Old
Neustar, Inc. / Neustarlabs / Senior Research Engineer
46000 Center Oak Plaza Sterling, VA 20166
Office: +1.571.434.5384
