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02-11-2010 12:09 PM
02-11-2010 12:09 PM
name resolution in isolated SLES9 system
I have a system running SLES9 that is in an isolated network. I am trying to resolve the name of another system in this network but nslookup and host command want to resolve via DNS which is not possible. I suspect that this is causing problems with the backup software, Datat Protector Express on this system since it can't resolve the backup servers name properly. Is there a way configure this system to not look to DNS and resolve via hosts file? Anyone familiar with DPX backup software?
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02-11-2010 12:55 PM
02-11-2010 12:55 PM
Re: name resolution in isolated SLES9 system
Shalom,
If you can't talk to a DNS server, (see hosts entry in /etc/nsswitch.conf and /etc/resolv.conf) then use /etc/hosts networking
192.168.0.10 yourserver.yourdomain.com yourserver
192.168.0.20 netbackup.yourdomain.com netbackup
Change to meet real names and IP addresses.
SEP
If you can't talk to a DNS server, (see hosts entry in /etc/nsswitch.conf and /etc/resolv.conf) then use /etc/hosts networking
192.168.0.10 yourserver.yourdomain.com yourserver
192.168.0.20 netbackup.yourdomain.com netbackup
Change to meet real names and IP addresses.
SEP
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02-12-2010 12:08 AM
02-12-2010 12:08 AM
Re: name resolution in isolated SLES9 system
You shouldn't have to configure the system, the hosts file just goes before the DNS when resolving names.
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