I am to the point of ditching windows once and for all for Linux if this is a friggin "feature" and NOT A BUG.
Scenario: I have my DNS servers specified for both wifi as well as ethernet. Ethernet gives me NO ISSUES. But yet if I restart my computer or simply switch from ethernet to wifi, the WIFI DNS SERVERS are reset TO 10...* (insert #s here.)
My LAN is completely 192.168.....SO PLEASE tell me why it is 1) changing them to 10. addresses when there is no such 10.* network, and 2) Why is it doing this?
This is easily replicated by 1) plugging in the ethernet cable then 2) unplugging the ethernet cable
TIA for ANY FEEDBACK!
PS: Obviously, I have DHCP turned off in regards to registering the DNS servers.



Any insight would be greatly appreciated!!!!
