+10Is there a way to set multiple entries in this script? I need to hardcode 2 DNS servers. If I comma separate the 2 addresses in the values field it errors out as a bad IP.
# HARDCODED VALUES ARE SET HERE
networkInterface="Ethernet"
dnsServer="206.119.7.227, 204.180.94.186"
any thoughts?
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+5I'm not using the script from the resource kit, but I have used:
networksetup -setdnsservers "$service" 206.119.7.227 204.180.94.186
$service is your interface, or currently active interface. Maybe you just
don't need the comma? Not sure what that script is doing with the
variable...
Jon
+10that was my first thought too. it does not parse the second set of quotes right.
Script Result: /private/tmp/Ethernetdnsset.sh: line 87: 204.180.94.186: command not found
Error: No DNS server has been specified.
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Eric Young
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+10errors as with a comma.
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Eric Young
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+14Similar to Jon, the following works for me:
#/bin/bash
servers="206.119.7.227 204.180.94.186";networksetup -setdnsservers "Ethernet" $servers
What OS version are you testing on?
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+12Don't know if this is of any use, but we supply our dns servers as part of our dhcp along with search domains, so no local configuration required.
Sean
+10every script can be replaced by another script.... only smaller.
works perfectly, thanks.
+10as do we... but there is a ghost in the machine for some of our subnets that makes letting the client pull the info unreliable at best. The network admin does not believe in ghosts... so I get to hard code them :-)
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