get DNS settings for internal network

Hello, I have the following situation

PC1 is connected to the internet and serves as firewall.
PC2 is connected to PC1 and should be used as user machine.
Both pc's run Linux.

PC1 gets assigned an IP through DHCP and also the DNS settings are
passed through DHCP. How do I configure PC2 and/or PC1 so that PC2 is
able to resolve host names (e.g. www.google.com)? Can this be done
automatically? If not, how do I find out which DNS server is assigned
to PC1?

TIA

nobody <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> Hello, I have the following situation

> PC1 is connected to the internet and serves as firewall.
> PC2 is connected to PC1 and should be used as user machine.
> Both pc's run Linux.

> PC1 gets assigned an IP through DHCP and also the DNS settings are
> passed through DHCP. How do I configure PC2 and/or PC1 so that PC2 is
> able to resolve host names (e.g. www.google.com)? Can this be done
> automatically? If not, how do I find out which DNS server is assigned
> to PC1?

Use dig or nslookup to get the DNS host or whois [your.domain] may tell
you. Then make a static entry in /etc/resolv.conf on PC2.

nameserver xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

AG