What setting for DNS when there is no DNS server?
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In linux, what should you set the DNS settings to when there is no DNS service that can be accessed? By design, not as a mistake (just to clarify).
So if you for instanced tried to access a DNS server it shouldn't even try and then timeout. It should just immediately return "host not found".
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@Pete-S wouldn't you simply keep this blank?
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127.0.0.1 ?
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Don't set an address and disable DNS deamon?
*edit - maybe the DNS client isn't an deamon? Not sure what I'm talking about...
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Yeah I'd probably just do loopback
