I've set a search domain in "System Preference" > "Network" > "Advanced" > "Search Domains". But, on the command line, it's not effective:
$ ssh myremotemachine
ssh: Could not resolve hostname myremotemachine: nodename nor servname provided, or not known
See? ssh doesn't even try to use the search domain.
MacBook Pro 13”, macOS 10.15
Hello ryofurue,
Thanks for asking the Apple Support Communities about domain access.
Please try the information in this help article: Configure domain access in Directory Utility on Mac - Apple Support
Thanks and have a wonderful day.
Hello ryofurue,
Thanks for checking the article provided. Since you still need help, I recommend contacting AppleCare for more help.
Use this link to contact AppleCare: Contact - Official Apple Support
Thanks and have a wonderful day.
Thanks, but I don't see how to set a search domain in the Directory Utility. It includes some settings about DDNS, but what do they have to do with the search domain? (As I understand it, DDNS allows you to register your machine name to the DNS service, but I don't know how to achieve my goal as stated above with DDNS.)
On classical Unix/Linux, you write the search domain in /etc/resolv.conf . There is no "dynamic" issues here.
How to set search domain for command line?
