>The short answer is no. GLIBC is usually the code which reads
>/etc/resolv.conf and it re-reads the file each time, so any changes made
>to it take effect immediately.
>
>You can test this by running nslookup and see what your default nameserver
>is.
>Steve Borho Voice: 314-615-6349
Thanks, it is indeed working.
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