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Usually, your DNS servers will be provided by your ISP automatically through DHCP. However, sometimes it nesecary to use different DNS servers than the ones provided by your ISP. In this situation you may find that your DNS or other non-standard nameserver addresses will get reset on reboot as {{ic|/etc/resolv.conf}} can be overwritten by NetworkManager or during the boot process. Here we will look at some techniques to preserve your settings.

Usually, your DNS servers will be provided by your ISP automatically through DHCP.  However, sometimes it nesecary to use different DNS servers than the ones provided by your ISP.  In this situation you may find that your DNS or other non-standard nameserver addresses will get reset on reboot as {{ic|/etc/resolv.conf}} can be overwritten by NetworkManager or during the boot process. Here we will look at some techniques to preserve your settings.

Usually, your DNS servers will be provided by your ISP automatically through DHCP. However, sometimes it nesecary to use different DNS servers than the ones provided by your ISP. In this situation you may find that your DNS or other non-standard nameserver addresses will get reset on reboot as /etc/resolv.conf can be overwritten by NetworkManager or during the boot process. Here we will look at some techniques to preserve your settings.