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The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InHow to remove .local suffix from Ubuntu hostname?How to temporarily turn off NetworkManager from the command-line?Why does the computer only connect to the network (e.g. eth0) when you log in?Configuring Network without Default GatewayCan't resolve windows domains in local networkHow do I configure the search domain correctly?How to specify additional search domains for resolver in 16.04 when using DHCP?How to setup VPN connection (PPTP) to use the VPN server's internet connection?dns-search vs search optionHow to edit the NetworkManager connections while not liveWhat should I put in the Network Manager configuration?



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          If you connect to a domain server at work with a number of other servers connected to it you would put the names of the other servers you wish to search in this field.



          The average user connecting to their ISP would leave this field blank.



          The following Ubuntu Forums post explains it in more detail






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          • Thank you Mark! That answers my question perfectly. A bit of a tooltip overhaul may do wonders for Ubuntu.

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            @Alan - agreed the community documentation needs work, the Ubuntu Community Documentation for Internet and Network only goes up to 7.10 and does not really clarify it's use

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          More accurately: It's a list of domains that the DNS resolver will append to a hostname when attempting to resolve it to an IP address.



          For example, let's say you manager a bunch of servers at mycompany.com (web1.mycompany.com, web2.mycompany.com, db.mycompany.com, etc), and you're tired of typing the fully-qualified domain name every time you need to ping them or SSH to them.



          You can add "mycompany.com" to the list of search domains to avoid that. Now when you ping or SSH to web1, it will try to resolve web1, fail, then try web1.mycompany.com, which will succeed.






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            If you connect to a domain server at work with a number of other servers connected to it you would put the names of the other servers you wish to search in this field.



            The average user connecting to their ISP would leave this field blank.



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            • Thank you Mark! That answers my question perfectly. A bit of a tooltip overhaul may do wonders for Ubuntu.

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              @Alan - agreed the community documentation needs work, the Ubuntu Community Documentation for Internet and Network only goes up to 7.10 and does not really clarify it's use

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            If you connect to a domain server at work with a number of other servers connected to it you would put the names of the other servers you wish to search in this field.



            The average user connecting to their ISP would leave this field blank.



            The following Ubuntu Forums post explains it in more detail






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            • Thank you Mark! That answers my question perfectly. A bit of a tooltip overhaul may do wonders for Ubuntu.

              – Alan
              May 7 '11 at 3:02






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              @Alan - agreed the community documentation needs work, the Ubuntu Community Documentation for Internet and Network only goes up to 7.10 and does not really clarify it's use

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            If you connect to a domain server at work with a number of other servers connected to it you would put the names of the other servers you wish to search in this field.



            The average user connecting to their ISP would leave this field blank.



            The following Ubuntu Forums post explains it in more detail






            share|improve this answer













            If you connect to a domain server at work with a number of other servers connected to it you would put the names of the other servers you wish to search in this field.



            The average user connecting to their ISP would leave this field blank.



            The following Ubuntu Forums post explains it in more detail







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            • Thank you Mark! That answers my question perfectly. A bit of a tooltip overhaul may do wonders for Ubuntu.

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              @Alan - agreed the community documentation needs work, the Ubuntu Community Documentation for Internet and Network only goes up to 7.10 and does not really clarify it's use

              – Mark Rooney
              May 7 '11 at 3:17

















            • Thank you Mark! That answers my question perfectly. A bit of a tooltip overhaul may do wonders for Ubuntu.

              – Alan
              May 7 '11 at 3:02






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              @Alan - agreed the community documentation needs work, the Ubuntu Community Documentation for Internet and Network only goes up to 7.10 and does not really clarify it's use

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            Thank you Mark! That answers my question perfectly. A bit of a tooltip overhaul may do wonders for Ubuntu.

            – Alan
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            Thank you Mark! That answers my question perfectly. A bit of a tooltip overhaul may do wonders for Ubuntu.

            – Alan
            May 7 '11 at 3:02




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            @Alan - agreed the community documentation needs work, the Ubuntu Community Documentation for Internet and Network only goes up to 7.10 and does not really clarify it's use

            – Mark Rooney
            May 7 '11 at 3:17





            @Alan - agreed the community documentation needs work, the Ubuntu Community Documentation for Internet and Network only goes up to 7.10 and does not really clarify it's use

            – Mark Rooney
            May 7 '11 at 3:17













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            More accurately: It's a list of domains that the DNS resolver will append to a hostname when attempting to resolve it to an IP address.



            For example, let's say you manager a bunch of servers at mycompany.com (web1.mycompany.com, web2.mycompany.com, db.mycompany.com, etc), and you're tired of typing the fully-qualified domain name every time you need to ping them or SSH to them.



            You can add "mycompany.com" to the list of search domains to avoid that. Now when you ping or SSH to web1, it will try to resolve web1, fail, then try web1.mycompany.com, which will succeed.






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            More accurately: It's a list of domains that the DNS resolver will append to a hostname when attempting to resolve it to an IP address.



            For example, let's say you manager a bunch of servers at mycompany.com (web1.mycompany.com, web2.mycompany.com, db.mycompany.com, etc), and you're tired of typing the fully-qualified domain name every time you need to ping them or SSH to them.



            You can add "mycompany.com" to the list of search domains to avoid that. Now when you ping or SSH to web1, it will try to resolve web1, fail, then try web1.mycompany.com, which will succeed.






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              – phpguru
              Jan 19 '17 at 16:57













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            More accurately: It's a list of domains that the DNS resolver will append to a hostname when attempting to resolve it to an IP address.



            For example, let's say you manager a bunch of servers at mycompany.com (web1.mycompany.com, web2.mycompany.com, db.mycompany.com, etc), and you're tired of typing the fully-qualified domain name every time you need to ping them or SSH to them.



            You can add "mycompany.com" to the list of search domains to avoid that. Now when you ping or SSH to web1, it will try to resolve web1, fail, then try web1.mycompany.com, which will succeed.






            share|improve this answer













            More accurately: It's a list of domains that the DNS resolver will append to a hostname when attempting to resolve it to an IP address.



            For example, let's say you manager a bunch of servers at mycompany.com (web1.mycompany.com, web2.mycompany.com, db.mycompany.com, etc), and you're tired of typing the fully-qualified domain name every time you need to ping them or SSH to them.



            You can add "mycompany.com" to the list of search domains to avoid that. Now when you ping or SSH to web1, it will try to resolve web1, fail, then try web1.mycompany.com, which will succeed.







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