[Networkmanager] dns-priority ignored
Michael Traxler
M.Traxler at gsi.de
Thu Dec 15 11:34:28 UTC 2022
I use on many OpenSuse Tumbleweed machines two network cards with their own
VLAN and their separate DHCP- and DNS-servers and have a common problem in all
systems (over a longer time now).
The order of the DNS-servers of the two VLANs in /etc/resolv.conf is changing
and in the end is arbitrary.
I tried everything from the manual, so changing the dns-priority to different
values, even using
$ nmcli connection modify internal_VLAN ipv4.dns-priority -100
and keeping the other interface at positive 100 doesn't change the outcome,
that the resulting order of DNS-entries in /etc/resolv.conf is changing from
restart to restart of the network
for example by calling
$ systemctl restart NetworkManager.service
Is there something I overlooked in the manual?
I don't see how I can reach the point, that the result is constant and
retrieved from the DHCP-servers.
The only workaround for me:
ipv4.ignore-auto-dns yes
and setting the dns to a fixed string.
Any hints?
Thanks,
Michael
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