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To configure correct DNS settings on compute node use:
- First test DNS resolution via master using:
- nslookup node<n>.<private-zone> <master-private-ip>
- Then configure appropriate DNS and search domain using:
- resolvectl domain <private-interface> <private-zone>
- resolvectl dns <private-interface> <master-private-ip>
- Test by using:
- ping master
- ping node<n>
- Resolvectl based settings don't persist after reboot. For persistent settings launch following as root user:
- sudo nm-connection-editor
- and change appropriate interface DNS and search settings using the editor.
- Optionally, Reboot the node and validate DNS and domain settings are coming properly after reboot.
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