Drag and drop the commands from the bottom onto the boxes in the configuration to modify the DNS servers on an Enterprise Agent running on a Cisco Catalyst 9300 Switch.

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The options field in your question is empty ({}), so I don't have the actual commands or configuration blanks to reference. Without those, I can't explain the specific drag-and-drop mapping.

To get a full explanation, please share:

• The command options that appear at the bottom of the simulation (the draggable items)
• The configuration template with the blank boxes (even as text, e.g. name-server [BOX1] [BOX2])

What I can tell you right now about this topic:

Modifying DNS on a ThousandEyes Enterprise Agent hosted on a Catalyst 9300 is done through IOS-XE's app-hosting configuration, not inside the Linux container directly. The agent runs as a containerized application via Cisco's application hosting framework, and DNS is injected at the platform level.

The typical config structure looks like:

app-hosting appid thousandeyes
 name-server0 <primary-dns-ip>
 name-server1 <secondary-dns-ip>

Key points:

• Changes require stopping and restarting the app to take effect
• name-server0 / name-server1 are IOS-XE-specific keywords (not Linux /etc/resolv.conf syntax)
• The app must already be installed and configured with a virtual interface

Paste the actual commands and configuration template and I'll give you the full step-by-step breakdown.

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