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Using networkd, how to see DNS Server

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So the Ubuntu server is configured with netplan and the renderer is: networkd.

How does one see the active DNS Server ? i.e. there is no NetworkManager.

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answered 1 Year ago throecember · Accepted Answer

When using netplan (17.10 Artful Ardvark on) and the renderer is:
networkd, there is no NetworkManager so the nmcli commands do not apply. The cat /etc/resolv.conf simply shows the nameserver to be 127.0.0.53, not very helpful really ;-)

To get the nameservers.

ubuntu@ub-17-10:~$ systemd-resolve --status | sed -n '/DNS Servers/,/^$/p'

         DNS Servers: 192.168.92.201

                      8.8.8.8

          DNS Domain: netlabsug.tst