On Sun, 2006-03-26 at 10:43 -0800, Noah wrote: > Okay I have an FC4 machine running dhcpd now. I have a dhcp.conf that defines > a range for my internal network. The "supersede domain-name" command is on the > client side (found in dhclient.conf) to place domains in the search attribute > and super of /etc/resolv.conf . I am wondering if there is a similar command > that I can place on the server side so it can place some domains in the search > path when respending to dhcp client requests. > > sample command: > supersede domain-name "home.enabled.com enabled.com"; I think this has to be a client configuration. The server tells you what domain you're a part of, and that's it. You're part of one, not many. If you want a client to search through additional domain names for when you've simply typed in a prefix, that'd depend on the client. -- Don't send private replies to my address, the mailbox is ignored. I read messages from the public lists.
