Hi, Thomas. Have you checked /etc/resolv.conf already? Are there some dns servers listed? If there is none, could you add something like 8.8.8.8 there and try again? Regards, Alex.

Hi! I thought I set the DNS servers before running the installers to my local ones, but it appears that was either not the case or they were overwritten. It was set to 8.8.8.8 already but that wasn't working in the CHROOT environment. After I set them to our local DNS servers again and rebooted, it is working now. You can close this issue, thanks for your help!

Thanks, Thomas. I'll also make a note to our QA staff to double check that the DNS server is not being overwritten.

This is still working less than ideal. On a fresh install, the installs points the DNS servers inside the CHROOT environment at google's DNS servers (8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4). This causes nothing to be able to resolve unless you have a public DNS entry for anything you are pointing gluu's processes at (AD servers, email servers, syslog, etc.) Ideally, this should stay in sync with the Host OS's DNS servers in /etc/resolv.conf or be configurable in the GUI. Changing the DNS server in the Gluu GUI under configuration --> System Configuration does not appear to do anything.

Hi, I'm not sure that we need to o automatic sync /etc/resolv.conf from Host OS. It may not required in some case. As result we will choose option 2. We will check why it's not possible to specify DNS name in admin GUI. Thank you for question. See [issue 301](https://github.com/GluuFederation/oxTrust/issues/301).