Closed leoncozzi closed 5 years ago
You should be able to change the IP address in the DNS server in the ControlCenter desktop (Windows machine). Go to Control Panel->Admin Tools->DNS->ControlCenter->Forward Lookup Zones->my-cluster and then modify the IP address.
After you make that change, you may want to restart systemd-resolved in the cli-vm to pick up the changes right away.
thankyou!
The DNS server has the wrong entry. I have not been able to find the DNS server details. On the Ubuntu VM there is no Bind details. Can someone confirm how i change this DNS entry? pks cluster my-cluster shows 10.40.14.36 whilst nslookup my-cluster shows 10.40.14.34 ubuntu@cli-vm:/etc$ pks cluster my-cluster
Name: my-cluster Plan Name: small UUID: 13255aa0-09a8-4eb8-b1d7-6a8872aa7429 Last Action: CREATE Last Action State: succeeded Last Action Description: Instance provisioning completed Kubernetes Master Host: my-cluster.corp.local Kubernetes Master Port: 8443 Worker Nodes: 2 Kubernetes Master IP(s): 10.40.14.36 Network Profile Name:
ubuntu@cli-vm:/etc$ nslookup my-cluster Server: 127.0.0.53 Address: 127.0.0.53#53
Non-authoritative answer: Name: my-cluster.corp.local Address: 10.40.14.34