Reggie, I wrote:
> First I'd like to rule out the possibility of side-effects of #1003842. Please eliminate the lines
>
> server=24.177.176.38
> server=97.81.22.195
>
> from /run/nm-dns-dnsmasq.conf
Just thought of a hitch.
After removing these lines dnsmasq has to be restarted or it won't notice the change. But you can't just kill the NM-controlled dnsmasq because NM then gets horribly confused. So you have to eliminate those lines in another way, the safest way probably being: temporarily reconfigure your DHCP server so that it only sends one nameserver address (192.168.99.2) to the client, then restart network-manager on the client. Make sure that /run/nm-dns-dnsmasq.conf contains only the one address. THEN run all your tests again. :)
Reggie, I wrote: 24.177. 176.38 dns-dnsmasq. conf
> First I'd like to rule out the possibility of side-effects of #1003842. Please eliminate the lines
>
> server=
> server=97.81.22.195
>
> from /run/nm-
Just thought of a hitch.
After removing these lines dnsmasq has to be restarted or it won't notice the change. But you can't just kill the NM-controlled dnsmasq because NM then gets horribly confused. So you have to eliminate those lines in another way, the safest way probably being: temporarily reconfigure your DHCP server so that it only sends one nameserver address (192.168.99.2) to the client, then restart network-manager on the client. Make sure that /run/nm- dns-dnsmasq. conf contains only the one address. THEN run all your tests again. :)