[jwestlake]

Nope, DHCP is passing out the correct server for DNS. It’s like the internal interface dies or something…

[jwestlake]

Hey Dave,

I have the external interface listed first, internal second in Sys Prefs > Network.

[jwestlake]

So no one has any thoughts on this, eh?

[jwestlake]

[QUOTE][u]Quote by: Patrick+Fergus[/u][p][QUOTE][u]Quote by: jwestlake[/u][p]Hey all,

Resurrecting a thread of yore… I’m trying to figure out a way to change the Search path on a non-boot volume using some of the commands in this thread, but I can’t seem to access that info any way from the volume I am booted into. Tried:

dscl -f /path/to/my/dslocal/nodes/Default localonly -read /Local/Target/Search /[/p][/QUOTE]—-

If you’re trying to read the search path from the volume you’re booted from, try this:[code]/usr/bin/dscl localhost -read /Search SearchPolicy CSPSearchPath[/code]- Patrick
[/p][/QUOTE]

I’m actually trying to read the search path of a non-boot volume… booted up from a drive and I want to read/modify the path of a connected volume.

Thanks!

[jwestlake]

Hey all,

Resurrecting a thread of yore… I’m trying to figure out a way to change the Search path on a non-boot volume using some of the commands in this thread, but I can’t seem to access that info any way from the volume I am booted into. Tried:

dscl -f /path/to/my/dslocal/nodes/Default localonly -read /Local/Target/Search /

but I just get a blank prompt back. I want to make sure Active Directory comes before LDAPv3 in my search order. I’m imaging machines using DeployStudio, binding them to AD and OD and I want to make 100% sure that AD is 1st for authentication (after local).

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance!

Jason

[jwestlake]

The only local users I have are the admin, diradmin (for OD) and an FTP user. All others are AD users. The admin is the only one who logs in at the console.

Thanks!

Jason

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