On 3/25/21 2:41 AM, deloptes wrote:
Edward wrote:
I was under the impression that such settings (which I have seen in
other distros) were independent of whatever is in the system's
resolv.conf file. Is there a way of permanently saving the other DNS
addresses? The ISP's gateway software has their DNS addresses 'grayed
out' (for lack of a better term) and they cannot be changed in the
gateway. Cloudflare's DNS service has a faster response time than the
ISP's, from here.
the resolv.conf is a symlink if you use a subsystem to handle the DNS
entries (network manager or dhclient)
you either put your setting in the subsystem of choice or remove the symlink
and create a static file. The last option will probably couse troubles with
some of these subsystems.
It looks to be too much to change the default DNS addresses. An option I
have, is to plug in a router to the ISP's gateway and input the
Cloudflare DNS addresses into the router. Although if I use it, I lose IPv6.
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