#
# File name:      RESOLV.CONF
# Product:        VSI TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS
# Version:        V6.0-24
#
# Copyright 2015, 2024 VMS Software, Inc. and Hewlett Packard          
# Enterprise Development L.P.                                          
#

#
# DESCRIPTION:
#
#    The RESOLV.CONF file lists name-value pairs that provide information
#    to the BIND resolver.
#
# SYNTAX:
#
#    Caution: White space entered after the domain name is  not  ignored;
#	      it is interpreted as part of the domain name.
#
#    domain <domainname>      local domain name
#    nameserver <address>     Internet address of a name server that the
#			      resolver should query
#    search <domainname> ...  search list for host-name lookup
#
#    options <option> ...     list of options separated by a space; must
#			      be all lower case; available options  are:
#
#	     debug	      turn on resolver diagnostics
#
#	     ndots:<N>	      the minimum number of dots a  domain  name 
#			      must contain before  an  initial  absolute 
#			      query will be made.  default: 1
#
#	     timeout:<N>      amount of time the resolver will wait  for 
#			      a response before retrying the query via a   
#			      different nameserver.  default: 5 seconds
#
#	     attempts:<N>     number of times the resolver will  send  a 
#			      query to each nameserver before giving up. 
#			      default: 2
#
#	     no-tld-query     do not attempt  to  resolve  a  top  level 
#			      domain name
#			      
#	     no-check-names   disables sanity checks for valid characters 
#			      in hostnames
#
#	     edns0	      attach OPT pseudo-RR  for  EDNS0  extension 
#			      to inform DNS server of our receive  buffer  
#			      size   
#
#	     dname	      evaluate DNAME records when  querying  IPv6 
#			      addresses
#
#	     nibble:<suffix>  determine  the  base  domain  for  reverse- 
#			      resolving IPv6  addresses  in  nibble  mode 
#			      default: ip6.arpa
#
#	     nibble2:<suffix> determine  the  base  domain  for  reverse-
#			      resolving IPv6  addresses  in  nibble  mode 
#			      default: ip6.int
#
#	     v6revmode:<mode> determine   the   strategy   for   reverse-
#			      resolving IPv6 addresses. <mode> can be one 
#			      of:
#		      single  query using a base domain of ip6.arpa
#		      both    query using ip6.arpa and ip6.int 
#
#
#    There are two logical names that can override values in this file: 
#
#    LOCALDOMAIN <domainname>		     local domain name
#    TCPIP$BIND_RES_OPTIONS <"options ...">  set resolver options
#
#domain a.b.c.d
#nameserver 1.2.3.4
#nameserver 5.6.7.8
#options debug