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Dear all,

When I use DHCP on the interface I connect to Sprint broadband it sets 
up a new resolv.conf each time.  How can I disable this feature, while 
still getting my IP dynamically assigned?  I want the host to be able to 
use my  internal DNS!

Many thanks,

Hagar

P.S. Running 4.2 release.


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