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On Tue, 19 Jun 2001 linuxguy at ici.net wrote:
>
> On RedHat 6.x & 7.x there's this /etc/host.conf file....
>
> What uses it?
man host.conf
It is used to determine how the system resolves hostnames. For instance,
order hosts,bind
means to resolve hostnames, first look in /etc/hosts, and if it's not
there, use nslookup.
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