dhcpd.config issue? -- domain search order not being sent to clients properly?

[Warren Sturm]

I tried to do the same at work, using the multiple domains in the option
domain-name and found the same problem.  For linux it worked as expected
but the MS systems it would not.  We ended up specifying the search
order on each system.

On Wed, 2005-16-11 at 11:05 -0500, Terry Polzin wrote:
> Group:
> 
> I have a FC3 machine serving DNS & DHCP to FC, RHEL, M$-XP, and M$-w2K 
> clients.
> 
> The resolv.conf of the linux machines states the domain serrch order correctly 
> for our internal DNS environment and can resolve internal hosts.
> 
> The M$-XP machines appear to receive the search the search order but cannot 
> resolve internal hosts.
> 
> The M$-w2k machines no not appear to receive the search the search order and 
> of course cannot resolve internal hosts.
> 
> Am I dealing with a M$ feature or a dhcpd.conf issue?
> 
> dhcpd.conf:
> 
> option domain-name "xxx.com yyy.xxx.com zzz.xxx.com";
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