Re: DNS for multi-interfaces host

From: Glynn Clements (glynn.clements@virgin.net)
Date: Wed Nov 20 2002 - 00:29:54 EST

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Yuan Huailin-w19410 wrote:

> In windows OS, we can set DNS for TCP/IP of every
> connection(interface).

> For example, I have 2 ethernet interfaces which connect to 2
> different private network, I can set DNS for each of them.

By "DNS", do you mean "DNS server"? If so, the above doesn't make any
sense. What determines which interface (and hence, which server) is
chosen when you perform a DNS query?

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