Display System DNS on OSX
August 26, 2008
This is mostly a note for myself, but someone else might find it useful.
To display the current DNS resolvers on OS X, use “scutil –dns”
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- standaloneSA: Do you have any idea how hard it is to find a picture of a live cornish game hen?
- standaloneSA: @jearle clearly, its reparations for the groping.
- standaloneSA: It only just now occurs to me that if you're a TSA agent, it's #CancerANDGroping
- standaloneSA: @bok Still no love, alas. It happens with physical hosts, too.
- standaloneSA: @elebertus Yeah, it never gets to that part, though. The server offers a lease, the client never takes it (though an ACK is generated)
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Hi! I'm Matt Simmons, author of the Standalone Sysadmin blog. I've been a small infrastructure administrator since aound 2001, nearly always on my own, hence the "Standalone Sysadmin" title. I started this blog in May of 2008 and have thoroughly enjoyed every interaction I've had because of it. Thank you for visiting!-
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