Summary
The resolv.conf on the VRA having those unneeded DNS IP
//resolv.conf example://
nameserver 172.20.0.95
nameserver 172.20.0.96 we can see that the VRA sending a "DNS lookup" request every 5 seconds.
//resolv.conf example://
nameserver 172.20.0.95
nameserver 172.20.0.96 we can see that the VRA sending a "DNS lookup" request every 5 seconds.
Steps
To solve the issue:
login to the VRA using SSH. This is detailed in another knowledgebase article (search VRA SSH)
Edit the file using the "VI" command
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vi /path/to/file
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vi /etc/resolv.conf
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Removed the 2 lines from the /etc/resolv.conf, and save it.
The expected that DNS lookup directed to those irrelevant IP's will be stopped.
For now - In the case of redeployment of the VRA - the resolv.conf will need to be re-updated.
Note: starting from VRA 7.5 it is not having those DNS settings (the resolv.conf file is empty).
login to the VRA using SSH. This is detailed in another knowledgebase article (search VRA SSH)
Edit the file using the "VI" command
------------------------
vi /path/to/file
------------------------
vi /etc/resolv.conf
------------------------
Removed the 2 lines from the /etc/resolv.conf, and save it.
The expected that DNS lookup directed to those irrelevant IP's will be stopped.
For now - In the case of redeployment of the VRA - the resolv.conf will need to be re-updated.
Note: starting from VRA 7.5 it is not having those DNS settings (the resolv.conf file is empty).