I've now got one instance with this condition again.
From what I can see from the logs is that systemd-resolved started using some other DNS server:
First one in my network where I do not have control over (ipv4: 192.168.178.1 , somehow it turned up with this fairly correct address : my router)
Then one which I do not know at all (ipv6: fd00::464e:6dff:fefb:1b50 , don't know where that is)
What I would like is to have it stick to 192.168.178.2 , which is used to supply addresses to virtual machines.
I'll leave systemd-resolved running as is for now for inspection.
Aug 18 12:09:38 kvm1804 systemd-resolved[2418]: Switching to DNS server 192.168.178.1 for interface br0.
...
Aug 18 12:56:15 kvm1804 systemd-resolved[2418]: Switching to DNS server fd00::464e:6dff:fefb:1b50 for interface br0.
I've now got one instance with this condition again.
From what I can see from the logs is that systemd-resolved started using some other DNS server: 6dff:fefb: 1b50 , don't know where that is)
First one in my network where I do not have control over (ipv4: 192.168.178.1 , somehow it turned up with this fairly correct address : my router)
Then one which I do not know at all (ipv6: fd00::464e:
What I would like is to have it stick to 192.168.178.2 , which is used to supply addresses to virtual machines.
I'll leave systemd-resolved running as is for now for inspection.
Aug 18 12:09:38 kvm1804 systemd- resolved[ 2418]: Switching to DNS server 192.168.178.1 for interface br0. resolved[ 2418]: Switching to DNS server fd00::464e: 6dff:fefb: 1b50 for interface br0.
...
Aug 18 12:56:15 kvm1804 systemd-