strange resolver behavior on Solaris 8 client
Peter Dambier
peter at peter-dambier.de
Mon Jun 20 17:35:34 UTC 2005
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Hi Bob,
I may be wrong but on Solaris if DNS behaves peculiar then the reason
very often is NIS.
bob_a_booie wrote:
| Here is my situation :
| I have 2 solaris hosts running same version of solaris 8
| and identical /etc/resolv.conf and and on the same phsyical network and
| subnet. Both are V120
|
| Why would Solaris hosts with identical resolver settings
| on the same network behave differently ?
How about /etc/nsswitch.conf
hosts: files dns nisplus nis
|
| Host serverb will take at least 15 minutes for any dynamic updates
| to resolve correctly via ping or nslookup.
|
| Host servera will take no more then 2 minutes for any dynamic updates
| to resolve correctly via ping or nslookup.
|
|
| Are there any particular environment settings
| that can cause this ?
|
| Unfortunatley serverb is a centralized location for rsyncing
| data and distributing software ...
Then very likely its /etc/nsswitch will look like
hosts: nisplus nis files dns
It will look into NIS first. Maybe NIS does name caching - for
/etc/hosts or its equivalent tables it does.
|
| TIA
|
|
Regards,
Peter and Karin Dambier
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