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  1. 05-08-2005 09:17 PM #1
    DataDork
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    Default /etc/resolv.conf

    In my /etc/resolv.conf I noticed the following entries.

    nameserver 67.19.0.10
    nameserver 67.19.1.10

    I believe that this is incorrect as my nameservers for this server are

    dns1.datadork.com 67.19.122.179
    dns2.datadork.com 67.19.122.180

    Should I make the adjustments to reflect the correct nameservers or am I missing something?

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    The entries you already have were probably put there when the server was built by your datacentre.

    You can certainly add your DNS servers to the top of the list, but I'd leave the others in there just incase your DNS goes down for some reason.
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