One of our customers are asking for a way to completely get rid of the MAAS DNS usage, so based on that - machines should use DHCP-provided nameservers instead of having IPs of region controllers in netplan or resolv.conf (depends on target OS).
Here is a get-curtin-config output from machine, configured to be present in a single subnet without any DNS servers specified in subnet config: https://pastebin.canonical.com/p/RhmDmy5Zfp/
One of our customers are asking for a way to completely get rid of the MAAS DNS usage, so based on that - machines should use DHCP-provided nameservers instead of having IPs of region controllers in netplan or resolv.conf (depends on target OS).
Here is a get-curtin-config output from machine, configured to be present in a single subnet without any DNS servers specified in subnet config: https:/ /pastebin. canonical. com/p/RhmDmy5Zf p/
Subnet config: https:/ /pastebin. canonical. com/p/fRXWh57yK m/ /pastebin. canonical. com/p/m9GcnvHGk b/
Machine config: https:/
Is this possible at all?